Era: Vintage, exact date unknown
Origin: France
Material: Wood
Dimensions: 7” L × 3.75” H
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
A beautifully timeworn French wooden faisselle, traditionally used in cheesemaking to form cheese while allowing the whey to drain through its perforated construction.
Crafted from fitted wood panels, this rustic example retains the wonderful irregularities of an old utilitarian object—from the hand-drilled drainage holes to the warm, weathered surface and beautifully aged patina.
Once an everyday working piece of the French kitchen, it now has a wonderfully sculptural quality. Display it on open shelving, alongside collected pottery and kitchenware, or simply on its own as an evocative piece of French culinary history.
THE DETAILS
+Origin: France
+Period: Vinatge
+Collection: La Table
+Material: Wood
+Dimensions: 7” L × 3.75” H
CONDITION
Good vintage condition consistent with age and use. Expected surface wear, natural variation, wormholes, cracks, marks and imperfections are present throughout.
Please review all photographs closely as they form part of the description.
Era: Vintage, exact date unknown
Origin: France
Material: Wood
Dimensions: 7” L × 3.75” H
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
A beautifully timeworn French wooden faisselle, traditionally used in cheesemaking to form cheese while allowing the whey to drain through its perforated construction.
Crafted from fitted wood panels, this rustic example retains the wonderful irregularities of an old utilitarian object—from the hand-drilled drainage holes to the warm, weathered surface and beautifully aged patina.
Once an everyday working piece of the French kitchen, it now has a wonderfully sculptural quality. Display it on open shelving, alongside collected pottery and kitchenware, or simply on its own as an evocative piece of French culinary history.
THE DETAILS
+Origin: France
+Period: Vinatge
+Collection: La Table
+Material: Wood
+Dimensions: 7” L × 3.75” H
CONDITION
Good vintage condition consistent with age and use. Expected surface wear, natural variation, wormholes, cracks, marks and imperfections are present throughout.
Please review all photographs closely as they form part of the description.
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