Dough Board Primitive Country 18-3/4" Round Wood Bread Pie Large, Double Splines

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ROUND WOOD DOUGH / PASTRY BOARD WITH DOUBLE SPLINESThis is a very nice wood dough/pastry board that is 18-3/4" wide x 23-1/2" long including the handle x 3/4" thick. It was recently obtained from an estate in central Virginia. I t has a hole near the top of the handle for ease of storage, while the double splines are meant to retard warping.The board remains in very good condition. This board (primitive but not antique) was found in its natural condition and has been stained to give it a nice country color.A nice primitive dough board that is ready to use or display!THANKS FOR VISITING LANE'S COUNTRY LARK!
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