Woodware: Vintage Wooden Serving Tray
Woodware: Vintage Wooden Serving Tray
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A vintage wooden serving tray, wide and worn to a soft sheen by years of being carried from kitchen to table. Old wood, honest marks, and the kind of weight that makes a cheese board feel like an occasion.
Load it with Bella's Olive Oil Dipping Crackers and a jar of Roasted Sweet Balsamic Peppers, or leave it on the counter with the fruit. See photos for size and condition. One of a kind. Vintage pieces are final sale. More for the table and antiques and found objects.
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Bella Cucina Store x Studio, 288 Buckhead Avenue, Buckhead Village, Atlanta.
Open Monday to Thursday 11am to 6pm, Friday and Saturday 11am to 7pm, Sunday 12pm to 6pm.
Directions and parking.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Ships nationwide in 1 to 2 business days by UPS, or pick up in store, usually ready in 24 hours.
Exchange or store credit within 5 days in original packaging. Art, antiques, vintage, jewelry, food and sale items are final sale.
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