

Serving·Maple, Walnut & Cherry
The Cawood Coasters
£35
In stock
A compact solid beech paddle board with a shaped handle, hanging hole and optional face engraving for serving or gifting.
Made by hand by Ewald — see the process →
Four feet on the underside — lifts it off the worktop.
A name, a date, a line of your own — engraved by hand, no added lead time.
The Masham is shaped from a single piece of steamed European beech, with a small rectangular face that flows into a comfortable paddle handle. Its compact proportions suit cheese, bread, fruit and a few shared bites without occupying more table space than the food needs.
Rounded edges make the board comfortable to carry, while the drilled handle keeps it easy to hang close to the kitchen or table. The uninterrupted face leaves the grain visible and provides a clear setting for the optional laser dedication shown in the supplied gallery.
Quiet, pale, and practical - the dependable workhorse of European hardwoods.
A pale, creamy hardwood with a fine, even grain and a calm, understated character. European Beech is harder than cherry and walnut, making it a dependable choice for everyday boards, kitchen tools, and functional pieces that need to stand up to regular use. Its subtle colour and smooth surface let the form of the piece do the talking. Simple, honest, and quietly durable.
Wash by hand with mild soap and dry promptly. Do not soak or place in a dishwasher. Re-oil with food-safe board oil when the surface begins to look dry, and hang or store with air able to circulate around both faces.
We ship to Great Britain & Northern Ireland: a flat £9.97, added at checkout, and free on orders of £200 or more. Sent by Royal Mail 24 once dispatched — usually with you the next working day. Each piece is packed in a recycled card box. Made-to-order items can be returned within 14 days unless they've been used; bespoke commissions — and boards engraved with your wording — are non-returnable, though your rights on faulty goods are unaffected. Returns are easy — write to us first.