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Edward Wohl

Edward Wohl Cutting Boards

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Edward Wohl

Edward Wohl Cutting Boards

~~Price reduced from $155.00 to~~ $124.00 20% off

Item No. 100131074

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Edward Wohl Cutting Boards

~~Price reduced from $155.00 to~~ $124.00 20% off

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In 1990, after 20 years of making his own fine furniture, Wohl began to produce cutting boards on the side out of his shop. The Edward Wohl Cutting Board (1990), with distinct shapes and materials, became a big hit. Each is made from a single piece of carefully selected bird’s-eye maple for consistent tone and figuring, precision-shaped and beveled for graceful shape and balance, and finally sanded and oiled by hand. Due to their natural composition, these boards will vary from one to the next, exhibiting varied tones and grain structures – no two are alike. Treat occasionally with mineral oil.

Made of carefully sourced bird’s-eye maple.
Range of unique shapes to match individual tastes.
Finished and oiled by hand.
Treat occasionally with mineral oil.

Brand: Edward Wohl

General Dimensions

¾" H 18" W 9½" D

Product Weight: 3 lbs

Assembly: Comes fully assembled

Warranty: 1-year warranty
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Dimensions

Long Rectangle

Height (in): ¾
Width (in): 18
Depth (in): 9½
Weight (lbs): 3

Rectangle

Height (in): ¾
Width (in): 11
Depth (in): 15½
Weight (lbs): 2.75

Stepped Rectangle

Height (in): ¾
Width (in): 15
Depth (in): 19
Weight (lbs): 5

Board with Handle

Height (in): ¾
Width (in): 22½
Depth (in): 12½
Weight (lbs): 3

Large Round

Height (in): ¾
Width (in): 16
Depth (in): 16
Weight (lbs): 3.75

Thin Rectangle

Height (in): ¾
Width (in): 7
Depth (in): 28
Weight (lbs): 3

Oiled bird’s-eye maple

Edward Wohl

In 1972, Edward Wohl and his wife, Ann, moved into a small farmhouse 40 miles west of Madison built by Alfred Larson, one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s first stonemasons. In 1981, they bought 45 acres nearby and built a house and a shop where Wohl still makes wood furniture. His cutting boards, for which he is best known, are made in a second shop nearby.

Edward Wohl Cutting Boards