Welcome
to my online flash sale! Up for
sale today are handmade one-of-a-kind wooden serving boards. These limited edition boards are all made
from single pieces of 200+ year old wood recovered from my husband’s old family
farm, 20 Mile Farm - hence the name 20 Mile Boards. Each one is unique
with graining, knots, cracks, and spalting – the lovely black veining you see in some of the
boards.
This sale will be handled through email and Paypal. Please take a moment to read the information about the boards as well as the flash sale instructions before purchase. All boards are sold AS IS. Please note, some boards have cracks or splits. This is normal as old wood dries. Click the email links below each picture to email me or simply send an email directly to me at emilyDOTnickellATgmailDOTcom.
These boards are special to us as they are a piece of history to our family and we only have a limited quantity left of the 20 Mile Farm wood. My husband’s grandparents bought the farm in the late ‘30s, and my husband’s parents took over the farm in the late 60s, after returning from the Peace Corp in Africa. His parents sold the farm in 2000 to developers, so sadly it is no longer, but they salvaged as much old wood as possible from the land. As a wedding gift, my husband's parents made us a butcher block island for our kitchen from the wood - which is the most used piece of furniture in my house! And now we are making boards and bowls with what remains.
Good luck and I hope you enjoy these as much as we do!
Happy Turkey Week and all that.
All photos and layouts by me
**UPDATE** Boards are going quickly so include 2nd & 3rd choice in your email to increase your
chances of snagging a board!
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These boards are special to us as they are a piece of history to our family and we only have a limited quantity left of the 20 Mile Farm wood. My husband’s grandparents bought the farm in the late ‘30s, and my husband’s parents took over the farm in the late 60s, after returning from the Peace Corp in Africa. His parents sold the farm in 2000 to developers, so sadly it is no longer, but they salvaged as much old wood as possible from the land. As a wedding gift, my husband's parents made us a butcher block island for our kitchen from the wood - which is the most used piece of furniture in my house! And now we are making boards and bowls with what remains.
Good luck and I hope you enjoy these as much as we do!
Happy Turkey Week and all that.
All photos and layouts by me
kisses, mrs. V
