Vintage Animal-Shaped Pig Cutting Board/Charcuterie Platter
Unbranded (likely handmade/craft fair or 1970s kitchenware like Epicurean or Wood-Craft) · Kitchenware > Cutting Boards & Platters
Era / Decade
Estimated 1970s-1980s based on the silhouette style and material patina.
Material
Dense wood composite (resembles Richlite/Epicurean) or a light-colored solid hardwood with a deep honey-colored stain.
Condition
Good used condition. Visible surface knife marks and light scuffing consistent with age and moderate kitchen use. No visible cracks or major splintering.
Demand Level
Moderate. Pig-themed decor has a steady niche following, especially among collectors of vintage kitchenware and farmhouse-style enthusiasts.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$15.00 - $28.00 depending on platform and buyer interest in farmhouse decor.
Estimated Retail Value
$35.00 - $45.00 for a modern high-quality equivalent.
Comparable Sales
Similar vintage animal-shaped boards typically sell between $18 and $25 on Etsy and eBay. 'Epicurean' brand boards of similar size sell for $20-$30 used if in excellent condition.
Description
This vintage pig-shaped cutting board adds a touch of rustic farmhouse charm to any kitchen. Measuring approximately 12-14 inches long, it features a classic porcine silhouette with rounded edges. The rich warm brown finish and durable wood construction make it perfect for use as a functional cutting board or a unique charcuterie and cheese display platter. Its flat, thin profile allows for easy storage or wall display.
Key Features
Desirable 'Farmhouse' or 'Cottagecore' aesthetic, animal motif, functional kitchen decor, vintage patina.
Authenticity Indicators
Authenticity Confidence: High (for being a vintage item). No brand marks are visible, which is common for mid-century and 70s craft-style kitchen accessories. Weight and surface texture indicate genuine age rather than a modern plastic reproduction.
Flaws to Note
Light surface scratches and utensil marks across the body; slight discoloration/wear on the 'snout' and 'feet' edges. These are permanent but typical for vintage woodenware.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Etsy (best for vintage lovers), eBay (wide reach), or Facebook Marketplace (local pickup to avoid shipping costs).
Selling Tips
Use keywords like 'Farmhouse,' 'Cottagecore,' 'Pig Cutting Board,' and 'Vintage Kitchen.' Take photos against a neutral background to make the warm wood tones pop. Mention that it can be seasoned with food-grade mineral oil to refresh the wood.