picknick loaf board

Marianne Westman's vintage Picknick print featuring colourful salads is a trivet that is lovely to have on your table - and being heat-proof, will save it from scorch marks too.

A good sized tray, perfect for serving Sunday lunch on from the kitchen to the dining room. Featuring Marianne Westmans 1950's vintage Picknick design , the trays are made in Sweden using traditional birch veneer techniques.

A handy size tray, perfect for transporting a nice cup of tea and a slice of cake to your favourite chair. Picknick features a 1950's vintage design by Marianne Westman, the trays are made from birch veneer in Sweden by a family run company using traditional techniques.

A useful small kitchen tray, perfect for delivering drinks to the table. Featuring the vintage 1950's Picknick design by Marianne Westman, the trays are made in Sweden from birch veneer by a family run company using traditional techniques.

Designed by Marianne Westman in 1954, her Picnick design shows a variety of Scandinavian food stuffs laid out as if for a picnic. Perfect for making colourful retro curtains, tablecloths, aprons or cushions!

This generously sized cooks' apron will keep you clean and tidy whether baking or barbecuing. Printed with Marianne Westman's iconic 1950's design Picknick, showing a variety of Scandinavian picnic foods.

A quilted pot holder featuring Marianne Westman's iconic 1950's Picknick design, with a handy hook, keeps your hands protected from hot things like a whistling kettle or a nice hot dish of rhubarb crumble.

Marianne Westman's vintage Picknick print featuring Scandinavian pea pods in muted tones. This chopping board looks as good on the dining table for a bit of 'help-yourself' informal bread slicing, as it does working hard in your kitchen.

A Christmas apron that is full of Scandinavian charm, featuring rows of elves and snowflakes on a beautifully made and generously sized apron. The person in charge of the Xmas cooking would love this useful gift.

A colourful chopping board printed with Crazy Pots (Italiensk blomsterhylla in Swedish) by Swedish designer Olle Eksell. It will look as good on your dining table for a bit of help-yourself informal bread slicing as it will working hard in your kitchen.