Salt Cellar

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SKU: N/A Category: Wood Tags: container, kitchenware, littleton nh gallery, littleton wood, recipiant, Salt Cellar, Wood

Artist: Falk, Stephen

I have been a woodworker for thirty-five years. I enjoy the warmth of wood and bringing it to a “second life” in my work. Stools: On my basic stool I added faceting on the turned legs for more visual interest. I was also inspired to design a hand carved tractor seat stool and a three-rung stool with a textured “dimpled” seat that is achieved by using a bent gouge in a spiral fashion on the hardwood top. Kitchen utensils: These are primarily my own design and I take pleasure in using my own hands to create a utensil that is distinctive. The spiral handle on the spreaders are unique and I hand carve myself. I try to use only wood for these utensils from downed trees from the great NH woods.

Salt cellar, turned by woodworker Stephen Falk. Pick between Maple or Cherry wood. Can hold about a half cup of salt, or any type of spices. About 3.25″ diameter. The spoon is included and was hand carved. Variation may occur.

Please call the Littleton Gallery at 603-444-1099 with any questions or, if ordering several items from Littleton, call us as you may save on shipping.

Weight	3 lbs

Littleton

Gallery Hours: Open Everyday: 10:00am - 5:00pm Nestled in the shadow of New Hampshire’s White Mountains and located along the bank of the Ammonoosuc River, Littleton is the hub of the North Country. You will find the Littleton League of NH Craftsmen Fine Craft Gallery at 81 Main St, in the heart of downtown representing the finest in handcrafted work from league juried craftsmen. Littleton Fine Craft Gallery Beth Simon-Owner/Manager 81 Main Street Lower Level Littleton, NH 03561 603-444-1099 littletoncrafts@gmail.com littleton.nhcrafts.org

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