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Sycamore Round Table Board
Tim Plunkett
£160
A large, round table board made from Sycamore wood by Tim Plunkett. Crisp edges and a smooth finish show off the unique grain of this locally sourced wood.
Tim Plunkett's table board is perfect for serving cheese and charcuterie. Quarter- sawn to provide stability and to showcase the unique pattern of the timber, the resulting product is a fine curved edge serving board that is lightweight yet extremely durable. Every board is sourced from individual pieces of wood so sizes and appearances will vary.
Tim Plunkett's table board is perfect for serving cheese and charcuterie. Quarter- sawn to provide stability and to showcase the unique pattern of the timber, the resulting product is a fine curved edge serving board that is lightweight yet extremely durable. Every board is sourced from individual pieces of wood so sizes and appearances will vary.
Material: Sycamore wood
Dimensions: Approx Diameter: 43cm to 48cm Thickness: 1cm
Care Instructions: Wash in soapy water but do not soak. Use walnut oil to recondition, as olive oil can go off. When wood looks dry, apply plenty of oil, leave to soak in for a few minutes then rub off with a dry cloth.
Dimensions: Approx Diameter: 43cm to 48cm Thickness: 1cm
Care Instructions: Wash in soapy water but do not soak. Use walnut oil to recondition, as olive oil can go off. When wood looks dry, apply plenty of oil, leave to soak in for a few minutes then rub off with a dry cloth.
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Material Information
Material
The piece is made from Sycamore - a tree native to the UK, and renowned for its pale yellow colour, distinct growth rings and hardness.
Tim Plunkett is a woodturner who crafts boards and tableware from locally sourced British woods. Tim is motivated by the desire to produce simple, beautiful and practical pieces, which showcase the unique character of the timber. Learning through trial and error, Tim Plunkett turned professional in 1995 with the help of the Princes Trust. A few years later he was invited onto the ‘Register of Professional Turners’ held by the Worshipful Company of Turners – at the time, the youngest person to be accepted.
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