1935 Pokerwork Bread Board with Removable Cutting Surface – Hand Decorated

A rare and beautifully hand-decorated pokerwork bread board, dated November 1935. The wide wooden rim is decorated with bold hibiscus-style flowers in shades of orange, yellow, and red, outlined in classic pokerwork (pyrography) technique.

At the centre sits a removable round cutting insert, making it practical as well as decorative—perfect for slicing bread or serving cheese while protecting the artwork on the rim.

✨ Features

• Era: 1930s (dated November 1935), also pokerwork waiting in the back

• Type: Pokerwork (pyrography) bread board with painted highlights

• Design: Hand-burned floral outlines with hand-painted decoration in orange, yellow, and red

• Special feature: Removable wooden cutting surface insert

• Condition: Very good vintage condition; some age-related wear, but decoration remains vibrant and timber stable.

📏 Measurements (approx.)

• Diameter: 30 cm

• Height: 3.5 cm

🎁 Styling & Collecting

• A unique addition to any vintage kitchen collection.

• Perfect for use as a serving board (bread, cheese, antipasto).

• Collectible example of 1930s folk art and homewares.

• Decorative enough to display on a dresser or sideboard when not in use.

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