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Ohio Wood Art Shop

  • Based on an ACTUAL sasquatch footprint that I found in the woods (I can't remember where, though...), the Squatcharcuterie tray will securely cradle your delicious charcuterie delicacies in squatch style.
  • Toe compartments are great for deviled eggs, olives, and other sasquatch-toe-sized morsels.
  • Completely and lovingly handcrafted- no CNC machine, laser cutter, or other robotic hi-jinx going on here!
  • Made from laminated solid walnut, mahogany, limba, maple, and poplar hardwoods. The Squatcharcuterie tray you receive will be a unique combination of most or all of those wood species.
  • The handles are wrought iron, hand-forged by New Marshfield, Ohio blacksmith Lewis Broecker (Black Diamond Ironworks) and securely screwed into the tray's underside.  The handles are considerably taller than those of the low-profile Squatcharcuterie trays, so these are more suitable for display rather than storing in a drawer or cabinet.
  • Screwed-in rubber feet keep your Squatcharcuterie tray firmly in place on your countertop or other smooth surface.  Firm footing is, after all, is one of Squatch's natural abilities.
  • A very special and unique Ohio Wood Art logo and maker's mark are laser-engraved on the bottom of the tray.     
  • Finished in durable, completely natural, and food-safe hardwax oil. Sasquatch is obviously tough, but not quite tough enough to withstand the rigors of the modern dishwasher. Therefore: HAND WASH ONLY!!!  You will also want to occasionally (when it looks dry) apply mineral oil or cutting board conditioner to keep your Squatcharcuterie tray in squatchtastic condition.

 

PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO SIZE AND WEIGHT, SQUATCHARCUTERIE TRAYS DO NOT QUALIFY FOR FREE SHIPPING. TO PURCHASE, CONTACT ME AT IAN@OHIOWOODART.COM WITH YOUR LOCATION AND I WILL QUOTE SHIPPING/INSURANCE COSTS.

Squatcharcuterie Tray (Hand-Forged Iron Handles)

SKU: OWA-0023B
$180.00Price
  • Dimensions

    • 21-3/4" x 10-1/4" x 3-1/2"
  • Weight

    • 3lb 0.2oz
  • Wood Species

    • Black Walnut
    • Honduran Mahogany
    • Limba (an African hardwood also known as Korina)
    • Maple
    • Poplar
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