The Pewter Olive Handle Charcuterie Board offers a refined presentation for serving cheeses, charcuterie, and appetizers. The board features a smooth wooden surface with natural grain, complemented by decorative pewter handles shaped like olive branches with leaves and olives, adding a distinctive Tuscan-inspired touch. The pewter handles not only enhance the aesthetic appeal but also provide convenient carrying options. Its design blends rustic warmth with artistic metalwork, making it suitable for both casual gatherings and formal entertaining. The board's size and shape make it versatile for various serving needs, while the olive motif connects it to Mediterranean themes. This charcuterie board is a functional and decorative piece that elevates any table setting.
Olives and their branches have been symbols of peace and prosperity throughout the ages. This Olive Grove collection invites you to celebrate these virtues with elegantly crafted pewter, stoneware, and acacia wood items adorned with finely detailed olives and branches. Inspired by exclusive Mediterranean olive estates and refined Tuscan villas, the collection embodies timeless sophistication and organic luxury
- Wash pewter with mild dish soap
- Oil board with food safe oil once a year
- Created by a team of American Designers
- Produced in Thailand by Vagabond House
About Vagabond House
Vagabond House, a Family-owned American Pewter Tableware Company, creates stunning, handmade tableware, dinnerware, serving ware, and gift items inspired by nature. Their American designers strive to create exceptional work that will benefit generation after generation. Fine craftsmanship from overseas facilities, coupled with artful American design creates opportunities for functional heirlooms. Pewter, the primary material of choice, is a mix of 95% tin and antimony and copper. It will not rust, tarnish, change or effect the taste of food or drink, requires very little maintenance and is as versatile a metal as can be. Naturally shed antlers are used in many serving tools and handles and will gain a rich aged look over time. And prized, rare, naturally fallen Makha wood trees are used throughout the line as well.
