Spencer Peterman Cherry Oval Bowl Specialty Cookbooks 1170 makers mark identifies these

1170 makers mark identifies these bowls as part of the collection produced in 1957

and accompaniments from New York Times best-selling cookbook author and blogger David Lebovitz emphasizes classic and sophisticated flavors alongside a bountiful helping of personality and proven technique

These English style flower and vegetable trugs are made one at a time by hand in Oregon

The old world band of engraving around the top of the cup and the detail of the incised foot make this MATCH goblet an heirloom piece worthy of passing from one generation to the next

Spencer Peterman Cherry Oval Bowl Specialty Cookbooks 1170 makers mark identifies theseA kiln dried, richly colored cherry wood, smooth finish hand carved food safe bowl made from upcycled wood from New Englands forest floors. Each lathe turned bowl has variations in size, color, and texture. The personality of each bowl is dependent on the initial moss and dirt covered trunks and the stage of decomposition of that wood on the forest floor before it is harvested. Treated with beeswax and mineral oil to prevent the wood from drying out,