This end-grain chopping board is made from oak and walnut banisters salvaged from an old coaching inn in Liphook, Surrey. The pub closed in 2020 and was later converted to a private home; these spindles were saved before the refit. Reworked into a dense end-grain block, the alternating woods show a quiet pattern of grain and colour, with subtle traces of use hinting at their past life. Built for everyday service and kind to knife edges, this board is one of a kind.
305mm x 267mm x 40mm
This end-grain chopping board is made from oak and walnut banisters salvaged from an old coaching inn in Liphook, Surrey. The pub closed in 2020 and was later converted to a private home; these spindles were saved before the refit. Reworked into a dense end-grain block, the alternating woods show a quiet pattern of grain and colour, with subtle traces of use hinting at their past life. Built for everyday service and kind to knife edges, this board is one of a kind.
305mm x 267mm x 40mm
