Antique Bread Slicer

Due to the versatility of such wares, this pair would allow for an excellent and diverse range of usage whether be it with asparagus, bread slices, or creative choices of your prefer...

19th century American tiger maple bread board with a raised center for slicing bread and a channel for catching crumbs.

The border surrounds a simple plateau which was used for slicing bread at the table. Lovely serving piece or for collecting.

The pullout cutting board at one end of the table was used to slice the bread. From floor to apron measures 24.25 inches, circa 1900.

The pullout cutting board at one end of the table was used to slice the bread or as additional dining space for children.

The pullout cutting board at one end of the table was used to slice the bread or as additional dining space for children.

A charming 19th-century genre scene after Anton Dieffenbach (1831-1914) depicting a young girl feeding her eager pets, who wait patiently atop a small table. As she prepares to slice...

This piece can be used for more than sliced bread; cookie and other pastries or hors d’oeuvres would look smashing in this Arts & Crafts piece.    

It served as a general all-around surface for just about anything, and in many cases included pull-out extensions on the ends (like this example) for slicing bread and the like. A dr...

A French bread and baguette guillotine, or slicer, on a wooden and brass base with a heavy steel hinged chopper.

A perfect kitchen decoration your counter to use and slice bread, ham or sausage! Measures: 11.5" W x 5" D x 7" H.  

It has a raised center panel for slicing bread.

An early 20th century French hand forged guillotine style bread cutter with board, circa 1910. Super sharp steel blade makes slicing everything from bread to cheese easy.

The pullout cutting board next to the drawer was used to slice the bread. From floor to apron measures 25.5 inches, circa 1900.

In fact the hand carved uneven 'shoulders' make it actually look a little like a slice of bread, a large, thick and heavy slice that is.

Within the modest environs of a rustic cottage, a mother slices bread while her youngest child waits patiently - looking ahead towards a window.

French provincial cherry farmhouse table , sixty six inches long, with tapered legs, one drawer and slide out chestnut bread slide. The twenty nine inch long bread slide can be used...

The panels were once used as a cutting board to slice bread which was stored with the knives inside the table.

Very often the French would pullout one leaf to be used for extra diners and the other leaf was left half pulled out and utilized as a serving surface or a place to slice fresh bread...