

Edge-grain·European Beech
The Fulford Chopping Board
— Small— can be engraved£39.95
In stock
A one-off single-piece English ash board with a deep juice groove, substantial 4 cm profile and naturally contrasting character grain.
Made by hand by Ewald — see the process →
The Skipwith is cut from one solid piece of Sawn Prime English ash, with no laminated strips or glued joints. Its broad face follows the timber's natural long grain from pale outer tones into a darker central figure, while the 4 cm profile and 2.5 kg weight give it a steady presence for chopping, carving and serving.
Softly rounded edges and a routed juice groove make the working face practical for everyday prep and food shared at the table. A natural knot and small surface check sit within the darker grain and are shown clearly in the gallery; they belong to this individual piece of timber, rather than a failed joint, and make this a genuinely one-of-a-kind board.
Pale, lively and quietly architectural.
English ash is a pale, characterful hardwood with a strong linear grain and clearly drawn growth rings. Once oiled, its cream and straw tones deepen to warm honey, while occasional olive-brown streaks give each board its own rhythm. Hard, resilient and distinctly lighter in appearance than oak or walnut, it brings natural texture to a kitchen without feeling visually heavy.
Wash by hand with warm water and mild washing-up liquid, then dry immediately. Do not soak or place in a dishwasher. Re-oil with food-safe board oil when the surface begins to look dry, and keep both faces away from direct heat with air able to circulate around the board.
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. Change your mind within 14 days of delivery and you can return a piece; the postage to us is yours. Boards engraved with your wording or routed with a juice groove, and bespoke commissions, are the exception. If something's wrong with a piece, we pay the postage both ways for the first six months; from six to twelve months, under the workmanship guarantee, you send it to us and we pay to send it back. Returns are easy — write to us first.