Real Silver & Solid Pecan End Grain Cutting Board

This board is built from locally sourced Central Texas Pecan, framed by a subtle-contrast border of Cherry and Maple. The centerpiece features a genuine silver-leaf inlay that has been professionally sealed to be 100% food-safe. By using a full end-grain construction, the wood fibers stand vertically, allowing your knife blade to slip between them rather than cutting across them. This "self-healing" action keeps your edges sharp and prevents the deep scarring common in standard flat-grain boards. To give it a stable, "pro" feel on the counter, I’ve mounted the board on 1" stainless steel feet. These elevate the board to allow for proper airflow during drying and provide a rock-solid foundation that won’t budge during heavy prep. The Build The Wood: Locally sourced Central Texas Pecan with a structural border of Maple and Cherry. The Inlay: Genuine silver-leaf, meticulously sealed for safe, everyday food contact The Surface: 100% end-grain orientation—the professional choice for blade longevity and durability. The Hardware: 1" stainless steel feet for stability and hygiene. The Finish: Deep-saturated overnight in a mineral oil bath and finished with a hand-applied food-safe wax to lock in moisture. Dimensions Size: 11.5" x 9.5" Thickness: 1.5" Care & Maintenance To preserve the Pecan grain and the silver inlay: Hand wash only with warm water and mild soap. Dry immediately after washing; never leave it to soak or sit in moisture. Apply a fresh coat of mineral oil or board butter periodically to keep the wood fibers hydrated and the grain looking rich. Custom Sizes & Designs If you need a specific footprint for your kitchen or want to discuss a different inlay material, message me for a quote. I can scale this end-grain design to fit your workspace perfectly.

$99.99 + shipping

Real Silver & Solid Pecan End Grain Cutting Board

$99.99 + shipping

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Mountaintop Designs LLC

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Hey y'all, I started this business in high school over Covid because of my excessive free time. I love to innovate on the design process and make furniture that seems impossible at a first glance. I am going to school for mechanical engineering and love to push the limits of whats possible in the furniture realm.