PAPA’S PLATTERS

Matthew Burt

£95

Named with a nod to our grandson who, as a toddler, insisted on eating everything off his own platter, supplied by Matthew ( Papa ). For those of you a little bigger, these are incredibly useful for serving cheese biscuits, fruits, cakes and such like. The set of three is made from beech and supplied unfinished. You could apply an olive or other food-friendly oil finish yourself or, to acquire a scrubbed look, a good old set-to with hot water and washing-up liquid after use should do the trick. They come with a peg for easy and attractive storage. MATERIALS Beech DIMENSIONS L370 (largest) x W2

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