Pedestal Style Equine Wood Serving Platter
GS-AC54-00
$140
A unique D-Ring Snaffle Bit design cast in polished aluminum sets the stage for a beautiful Pedestal Style Wood Serving Platter. From cheese to dessert pastries, whatever you serve on this platter will be the focal point of your table!
Highly detailed rein straps and D-Ring Bits form the openwork stand base that supports the removable 13 inch diameter Acacia wood serving board.
We suggest you oil the board one time before using your new serving tray; using food grade mineral oil. Brush on a thick coat of oil, let it sit overnight and then wipe away thoroughly. Your board will be prepared for years of service. Oil one or more times yearly to keep the board in excellent condition and keep the wood color at its richest.
Made of sand-cast aluminum, the pedestal base is handmade - so no two are ever exactly alike. Does not require polishing. Wash aluminum pieces by hand with mild dish soap and dry immediately. Not for use in the microwave or dishwasher.
Pedestal Serving Platter measures 13" diameter.
This popular item will be available to ship mid-May.
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