Rustic French Boulangerie Board Gold and Jill spent many subsequent

and Jill spent many subsequent years shuttling between her live/work/gardening spaces on New York's 2nd Street (where she was an active member of the Le Petit Versailles community garden) and San Francisco's Bernal Heights neighborhood

Established in 1902 by William H

Unglazed porcelain

the absence of a defined face focuses attention on the pure form and the tactile quality of the ceramic and encourages viewers to appreciate the pure form and the artist's skill in capturing the essence of the Ankole-Watusi

tactile dialogue between mechanical utility and the vulnerability of the body

Rustic French Boulangerie Board Gold and Jill spent many subsequent35H x 19 1 2W x 1D This antique French bread board, bearing the marks of countless loaves, exudes rustic charm. Its substantial size and well worn surface tell a story of generations of use. While its aged beauty makes it ideal for display, it could also serve as a unique serving tray for breads and cheeses. Visible wear to wood board due to age. Patina throughout. Artisan made. Late 19th or Early 20th Century