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Dansk Teak Oar Salad Servers
SKU: OM1055-TK
Product Information
If you tossed salad in the ’60s, you might recognize these servers: Danish sculptor Jens Quistgaard designed them in that very decade. Now, we’re delighted to bring them back from the archives—in durable teak wood that gets lovelier over time.
- Teak wood
- Durable teak holds up beautifully over time
- Natural color and graining vary from piece to piece
- 1960s design by Jens Quistgaard
Specifications
Size:
Each utensil measures 13.6" L x 1.8" D.
Made in:
Thailand
Made of:
Sustainably sourced, grade A teak.
Care:
After each use, clean with a damp cloth or wash with warm, soapy water, rinse with plain water and air dry thoroughly. Always hand-wash.
To take care of stains, rub baking soda over the area and give it a gentle rinse with water.
Maintain the natural wood color by occasionally applying a light coating of food-grade mineral oil after washing and drying. Then wipe clean with a soft cloth.
Special Notes:
This is made of natural teak, so variations in color and graining between pieces is to be expected (and embraced!).
Measurement Info
What is the backset size?
The measurement from the door edge to the center of the bore hole. Most latchbolt backsets are 2-3/8” or 2-3/4”.
What does handing mean?
The direction the door swings. Handing is always determined from the exterior or “outside” of the door (for example: porch to entry, hallway to bedroom, bedroom to closet). When facing the exterior of the door, whichever side the hinges are on will determine the desired handing. If the hinges are on the left, choose Left handing. If the hinges are on the right, choose Right handing.
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