Antique Cutting Boards
Antique French Cutting Board | Hand Carved Diamond Handle | Circa 1850
Antique French Cutting Board | Hand Carved Chestnut | Tapered Handle
Antique French Cutting Board | Primitive Farmhouse | Circa 1880s
Antique French Cutting Board | Single Plank | Late 19th Century
Antique French Cutting Board | Wood with Iron Handle | c.1890–1920
Antique French Cutting Board | Paddle Handle | Late 19th Century
Antique French Bread Board | Hand Carved Beech | Provincial Farmhouse
Vintage French Bread Board | Cutting Board | Mid 20th Century
Antique French Cutting Board | Beautiful Patina | Late 19th C.
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Each item is hand-selected from markets, brocantes and private estate sales throughout the South of France, then professionally packaged and shipped from Provence with full tracking and insurance.
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More about this collection
Antique French cutting boards are among the most essential objects of the old French kitchen. Made for daily use, they carry the marks of cooking, preparing, serving and sharing meals over many years.
This collection brings together antique French cutting boards, wooden bread boards, chopping boards, pastry boards and rustic kitchen boards chosen for their character, beautiful worn surfaces and strong decorative presence.
You will find boards in different shapes, sizes and woods... from thick farmhouse cutting boards to long bread boards and smaller kitchen boards. Some pieces are very old and increasingly rare to find in France today. Some have deep knife marks, edges cut and worked by hand, old repairs and the kind of patina that only comes from genuine use.
They can be used as decorative kitchen objects, serving boards or displayed as part of a warm and timeworn interior.
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