Spice bowl / salt cellar

Wooden salt cellar or spice bowl by Treeboard made from hard maple and turned on a lathe.
Small oak bowl by Treeboard shown from top.
Wooden salt cellar or spice bowl by Treeboard made from white oak and turned on a lathe.
Small maple bowl by Treeboard with Canadian quarter showing moose.
Wooden salt cellar or spice bowl by Treeboard made from white oak and turned on a lathe.
Black pepper corns in a handmade oak spice bowl by Treeboard.
Handmade wooden bowl by Treeboard with hand and fennel seeds inside the bowl.
Small maple bowl (spice bowl or salt cellar) by Treebord showing the bottom (foot).
Small maple bowl (spice bowl or salt cellar) by Treebord showing the bottom (foot).
Small oak bowl by Treeboard. Perfect for spices or kosher salt.
Wooden salt cellar or spice bowl by Treeboard made from hard maple and turned on a lathe.
Small oak bowl by Treeboard shown from top.
Wooden salt cellar or spice bowl by Treeboard made from white oak and turned on a lathe.
Small maple bowl by Treeboard with Canadian quarter showing moose.
Wooden salt cellar or spice bowl by Treeboard made from white oak and turned on a lathe.
Black pepper corns in a handmade oak spice bowl by Treeboard.
Handmade wooden bowl by Treeboard with hand and fennel seeds inside the bowl.
Small maple bowl (spice bowl or salt cellar) by Treebord showing the bottom (foot).
Small maple bowl (spice bowl or salt cellar) by Treebord showing the bottom (foot).
Small oak bowl by Treeboard. Perfect for spices or kosher salt.

Spice bowl / salt cellar

Dimensions: 0 × 0 × 0
wood type hard maple

NEW! The perfect bowl for salt or spices in the kitchen or anything else you need elsewhere in your house. Great for storing or displaying anything dry, from costume jewelry to Szechuan pepper (Will's favorite spice).

Light as a feather but made from strong white oak and hard maple, these bowls show off the full grain of prime Appalachian hardwood. While many imported wooden bowls and containers are drilled into the end grain like a pencil, ours are hand-turned with chisels and gouges on Treeboard's lathe.

The bowls stand nearly an inch-and-a-half high on their little feet, with a diameter of three to four inches.

The finish is beeswax, applied with friction on the lathe to melt it into the wood grain.

Choose oak for dark, dramatic grain shown from all sides. Or maple for a lighter color, finer grain and subtler pattern that still shows the end grain and face grain in one dramatic miniature.

Care is simple--wipe clean and buff for shine. Wash lightly if needed and renew finish with your favorite oil or wax if it the wood lucks too dull or dry.

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