Commemorative

Order Your Commemorative Breadboard - from just £44.00

A nice Gift for "Faraway Friends".

Lot's of people seem to be hitting the big 50 at the moment."Tony-Half Century" was carved in 2008.

The carved edge is lower than the centre and isn't damaged when bread is cut.

Wheat decoration at the sides is the default option, is free of charge and is used to make up the space left after the words and numbers have been carved. Any punctuation is also free of charge.

I can put diamond separators, flowers, horseshoes, thistles etc on the edge instead of wheat, but bear in mind that long thin designs work best. It is also free of charge. If you mention this in "Note to the Woodcarver" during checkout I will try to come up with a design that looks good and is pleasing to the eye.

Sorry, due to demand/holidays, this item is not available at present. Contact me for urgent orders to see if I'm able to help.

Malcolm, Half Century
The big 50
birthday bread board
Vince is a cricketer.
birthday bread board
good inscription!
Friendship bread board
For a retiring Vicar.
Mum's bread board
for a very special person.
Friendship bread board
A true friend is a rare bird.
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Dad's bread board
for a very special Dad.
Fifth anniversay
a clever inscription.
Retirement bread board
commemorative bread board
Mistletoe and holly decoration.
Dad's bread board
all Dad's are special.
birthday bread board
Retirement bread board
center decoration is extra.
Retirement bread board
Closeup of the Surgery.
birthday bread board
commemorative bread board
flower decoration
daily bread
St Teclas01
for the retiring Vicar.
St Teclas02
for the retiring Organist.

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Hello Steve, The breadboards just arrived in perfect condition--and they are simply beautiful. The exquisite wood grain is as striking as the pattern you see on the back of a violin or a really fancy guitar. I love the way the central round is distinctly raised above the border. The deep gutter for crumbs is a genius idea. And the carved wheat stalks are so graceful. What more can I say? Aha! The heft of the boards is very satisfying. Have a wonderful Christmas and count none but the happy hours in the New Year. Thank you,
Rosemary Perkins. NY USA