Handmade Oak Charcuterie Board – Stag Landscape & Waney Edge

Handmade Oak Charcuterie Board – Stag Landscape & Waney Edge

Handcrafted in Derbyshire from sustainably sourced solid oak.

Set out cheese, cured meats and good bread on a piece of oak with a character of its own. This handmade oak charcuterie board pairs a finely engraved stag landscape with a natural waney edge, making the timber’s original outline part of the design.

Made in Derbyshire, the board combines detailed laser engraving with an intricately carved handle. A food-safe Danish wood oil finish brings out the oak’s rich tones and grain, complementing the countryside scene. The natural shape and markings make each board individual.

Its long, narrow form lends itself to arranging a selection down the centre of the table: cheeses and crackers for an evening gathering, bread alongside lunch, or scones with little pots of jam and cream.

Once the table is cleared, the stag artwork gives you a reason to keep it on display. It also makes a thoughtful gift for someone who enjoys country living, British craftsmanship and sharing good food.

Why You’ll Love This

• An individual piece of oak: the natural edge and grain give your board its own shape and character.
• Useful beyond the cheeseboard: serve charcuterie, bread, pastries or a cream tea.
• Worth keeping on show: the engraved landscape makes it a decorative kitchen piece between meals.
• A gift with a making story: handcrafted in Derbyshire, with countryside detail for someone who appreciates natural materials.

Product Details

• Solid oak from sustainably sourced timber.
• Handcrafted in Derbyshire, England.
• Natural waney edge.
• Laser-engraved stag landscape.
• Intricately carved handle.
• Finished with food-safe Danish wood oil.
• Intended for serving and presentation.
• Each board has individual grain and natural contours.

Dimensions & Weight

What’s Included

One engraved oak charcuterie board.

Care Guidance

Suggested general care for an oiled oak board is gentle hand washing with mild detergent, prompt drying, and avoiding soaking or dishwasher cleaning. Confirm these instructions against the particular Danish oil finish used before publishing; re-oiling advice should match that finish.

Make this individual piece of Derbyshire craftsmanship part of your next gathering.