159 items
159 items
159 items
Champagne Flute Set with Claddagh Design
Regular price $213.99A stunning set of two pewter goblets, hand-cast by expert craftspeople at Mullingar Pewter in the Irish midlands. Each goblet is etched with the iconic Claddagh and entwined shamrocks.
The design is that of the Claddagh taken from the famous love symbol designed in the town of Claddagh, Co. Galway by Richard Joyce back in the year 1689. The design is often used for wedding rings as it is based on the ring that Richard made for his bride to be. The symbolisms are "hands for friendship", "heart for love" and "crown for loyalty".
A classic Irish motif, the shamrock has been recognized as the symbol of Ireland for centuries. It is said that Saint Patrick, Ireland's patron saint, used the shamrock to describe the Holy Trinity - The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit - each represented by a leaf.
The goblets are packed in a beautiful blue satin presentation box.
About the Maker
In 1974, Paddy Collins revived the ancient craft of pewter manufacturing in Ireland, establishing his workshop in Mullingar, County Westmeath. Pewter has existed since ancient Egyptian and Roman times (as an alloy of tin mixed mainly with copper and antimony), and came to Ireland 800 years ago, becoming fashionable among the wealthy and for ceremonial purposes. Mullingar Pewter combines traditional handcrafted techniques that take many years to perfect, along with modern advances (modern pewter no longer contains lead, for instance), producing wonderful heritage gifts.
Long Framed Handpainted Ogham 'Bless This House'
Regular price $54.99From the Gaelic Beannaigh an teach seo, meaning 'Bless this house/home'.
This framed Ogham Wish is a wonderful housewarming gift to be treasured! Each individual piece is handpainted on handmade paper by Ethel Kelly in Co. Roscommon, Ireland.
Length: 19"
Jewelry Box with Celtic & Claddagh Design
Regular price $39.99This wonderful jewelry box has been handcrafted using revived ancient pewter crafting techniques. Available in three different sizes:
Large (7" long) - Medium (5" long) - Small (3.5" long).
Choose your style - Available in Plain or Claddagh.
Whatever the true origin, the Claddagh has since exploded in popularity among those desiring to celebrate their Irish heritage, appearing on many forms of jewellery and art from weddings rings to casual gifts of friendship.
In 1974, Paddy Collins revived the ancient craft of pewter manufacturing in Ireland, establishing his workshop in Mullingar, County Westmeath. Pewter has existed since ancient Egyptian and Roman times (as an alloy of tin mixed mainly with copper and antimony), and came to Ireland 800 years ago, becoming fashionable among the wealthy and for ceremonial purposes. Mullingar Pewter combines traditional handcrafted techniques that take many years to perfect, along with modern advances (modern pewter no longer contains lead, for instance), producing wonderful heritage gifts.
Framed "Grá, Dílseacht, Cairdeas" (Love, Loyalty, Friendship) Wall Plaque
Regular price $64.99After years in decline, the Gaelic language is experiencing a resurgence and its beauty can be seen in this award-winning framed wall plaque, originally carved by Adam Grabski.
"Grá, Dílseacht, Cairdeas" means "love, loyalty, friendship" - words often associated with the famous Claddagh ring.
Dimensions: 8.5 x 11.5 inches (21.5 x 29cm).
Wine Rack (3 Bottles)
Regular price $124.99A deconstruction of our original design led wine rack, which holds 12 bottles. This smaller version takes 3 bottles and is adaptable to all sized living and dining spaces. Produced using sustainable hardwood beech and walnut, and finished with adjoining copper bars, it is housed in a branded, recycled card box from The Tree Friendly Box Company.
Dimensions: 37 (h) x 14 (w) x 17 (d) cm
Copper Heraldric Shield
Regular price $359.99This heraldric gift features your Coat of Arms beautifully handpainted onto a handbeaten copper base by a dedicated team of heraldic artists, who have been applying their craft and handpainting Coats of Arms in Dublin, Ireland for over 60 years!
Dimensions: 18" × 16"
Materials: Copper, Gloss Paint
As this product is individually crafted and handpainted, please allow up to 6-8 weeks for delivery.
Traditional coat of arms designs date back to the 12th century, where decorating defensive shields became a useful way of identifying knights in the heat of battle. These insignia were created by officials known as heralds, who also recorded and regulated armorial bearings. Their records were known as blazons. Typically a blazon has three components - arms (the 'flag' part of the image), crest (the design surrounding the flag), and the motto (which often originated as a war cry).
Established in 1953 as the manufacturing wing of the 'Historic Families' business, House of Names is a leader in the field of heraldry. Their product range consists of detailed Irish-made shield plaques engraved with surnames, skilfully crafted by a team of heraldic artists. Through their vast library, researchers trace 96% of all known names requested, including those of Irish, British and European origin.
Be proud of your name, know your coat of arms - remember, it is a link between you and the forbears of your name from the distant past!
"The Lancelot" Single Heraldric Shield
Regular price $89.99The Lancelot Model shield features your Coat of Arms beautifully handpainted onto copper and mounted onto either a mahogany or oak wooden base by a dedicated team of heraldic artists, who have been applying their craft and handpainting Coats of Arms in Dublin, Ireland for over 60 years!
The shields are made with an inverted bracket suitable for wall hanging.
Dimensions: 8.5" × 0.625" × 6.5"
Materials: Copper, Gloss Paint, Mahogany/Oak Wood
As this product is individually crafted and handpainted, please allow up to 6-8 weeks for delivery.
Traditional coat of arms designs date back to the 12th century, where decorating defensive shields became a useful way of identifying knights in the heat of battle. These insignia were created by officials known as heralds, who also recorded and regulated armorial bearings. Their records were known as blazons. Typically a blazon has three components - arms (the 'flag' part of the image), crest (the design surrounding the flag), and the motto (which often originated as a war cry).
Established in 1953 as the manufacturing wing of the 'Historic Families' business, House of Names is a leader in the field of heraldry. Their product range consists of detailed Irish-made shield plaques engraved with surnames, skilfully crafted by a team of heraldic artists. Through their vast library, researchers trace 96% of all known names requested, including those of Irish, British and European origin.
Be proud of your name, know your coat of arms - remember, it is a link between you and the forbears of your name from the distant past!
"The Wedding Day" Double Heraldric Shield
Regular price $159.99A perfect gift for an anniversary or wedding! The Wedding Day Shield features two Coats of Arms beautifully handpainted onto copper and mounted onto either a mahogany or oak wooden base by a dedicated team of heraldic artists, who have been applying their craft and handpainting Coats of Arms in Dublin, Ireland for over 60 years!
The shields are made with an inverted bracket suitable for wall hanging.
Dimensions: 11" × 0.625" x 10"
Materials: Copper, Gloss Paint, Mahogany/Oak Wood
As this product is individually crafted and handpainted, please allow up to 6-8 weeks for delivery.
Traditional coat of arms designs date back to the 12th century, where decorating defensive shields became a useful way of identifying knights in the heat of battle. These insignia were created by officials known as heralds, who also recorded and regulated armorial bearings. Their records were known as blazons. Typically a blazon has three components - arms (the 'flag' part of the image), crest (the design surrounding the flag), and the motto (which often originated as a war cry).
Established in 1953 as the manufacturing wing of the 'Historic Families' business, House of Names is a leader in the field of heraldry. Their product range consists of detailed Irish-made shield plaques engraved with surnames, skilfully crafted by a team of heraldic artists. Through their vast library, researchers trace 96% of all known names requested, including those of Irish, British and European origin.
Be proud of your name, know your coat of arms - remember, it is a link between you and the forbears of your name from the distant past!
"The Wedding Day Royale" Double Heraldric Shield
Regular price $269.99A perfect gift for an anniversary or wedding! The Wedding Day Royale shield features two Coats of Arms beautifully handpainted onto copper and mounted onto either a mahogany or oak wooden base by a dedicated team of heraldic artists, who have been applying their craft and handpainting Coats of Arms in Dublin, Ireland for over 60 years!
The shields are made with an inverted bracket suitable for wall hanging.
Dimensions: 14" × 0.625" x 16"
Materials: Copper, Gloss Paint, Mahogany/Oak Wood
As this product is individually crafted and handpainted, please allow up to 6-8 weeks for delivery.
Traditional coat of arms designs date back to the 12th century, where decorating defensive shields became a useful way of identifying knights in the heat of battle. These insignia were created by officials known as heralds, who also recorded and regulated armorial bearings. Their records were known as blazons. Typically a blazon has three components - arms (the 'flag' part of the image), crest (the design surrounding the flag), and the motto (which often originated as a war cry).
Established in 1953 as the manufacturing wing of the 'Historic Families' business, House of Names is a leader in the field of heraldry. Their product range consists of detailed Irish-made shield plaques engraved with surnames, skilfully crafted by a team of heraldic artists. Through their vast library, researchers trace 96% of all known names requested, including those of Irish, British and European origin.
Be proud of your name, know your coat of arms - remember, it is a link between you and the forbears of your name from the distant past!
"The Crusader" Single Heraldric Shield
Regular price $159.99The Crusader Model shield features your Coat of Arms beautifully handpainted onto copper and mounted onto either a mahogany or oak wooden base by a dedicated team of heraldic artists, who have been applying their craft and handpainting Coats of Arms in Dublin, Ireland for over 60 years!
The shields are made with an inverted bracket suitable for wall hanging.
Dimensions: 12" × 0.625" × 10"
Materials: Copper, Gloss Paint, Mahogany/Oak Wood
As this product is individually crafted and handpainted, please allow up to 6-8 weeks for delivery.
Traditional coat of arms designs date back to the 12th century, where decorating defensive shields became a useful way of identifying knights in the heat of battle. These insignia were created by officials known as heralds, who also recorded and regulated armorial bearings. Their records were known as blazons. Typically a blazon has three components - arms (the 'flag' part of the image), crest (the design surrounding the flag), and the motto (which often originated as a war cry).
Established in 1953 as the manufacturing wing of the 'Historic Families' business, House of Names is a leader in the field of heraldry. Their product range consists of detailed Irish-made shield plaques engraved with surnames, skilfully crafted by a team of heraldic artists. Through their vast library, researchers trace 96% of all known names requested, including those of Irish, British and European origin.
Be proud of your name, know your coat of arms - remember, it is a link between you and the forbears of your name from the distant past!
"The Conquerer" Single Heraldric Shield
Regular price $99.99The Conquerer Model shield features your Coat of Arms beautifully handpainted onto copper and mounted onto either a mahogany or oak wooden base by a dedicated team of heraldic artists, who have been applying their craft and handpainting Coats of Arms in Dublin, Ireland for over 60 years!
The shields are made with an inverted bracket suitable for wall hanging.
Dimensions: 10" × 0.625" × 7"
Materials: Copper, Gloss Paint, Mahogany/Oak Wood
As this product is individually crafted and handpainted, please allow up to 6-8 weeks for delivery.
Traditional coat of arms designs date back to the 12th century, where decorating defensive shields became a useful way of identifying knights in the heat of battle. These insignia were created by officials known as heralds, who also recorded and regulated armorial bearings. Their records were known as blazons. Typically a blazon has three components - arms (the 'flag' part of the image), crest (the design surrounding the flag), and the motto (which often originated as a war cry).
Established in 1953 as the manufacturing wing of the 'Historic Families' business, House of Names is a leader in the field of heraldry. Their product range consists of detailed Irish-made shield plaques engraved with surnames, skilfully crafted by a team of heraldic artists. Through their vast library, researchers trace 96% of all known names requested, including those of Irish, British and European origin.
Be proud of your name, know your coat of arms - remember, it is a link between you and the forbears of your name from the distant past!
"The Commander" Single Heraldric Shield
Regular price $169.99The Commander Model shield features your Coat of Arms beautifully handpainted onto copper and mounted onto either a mahogany or oak wooden base by a dedicated team of heraldic artists, who have been applying their craft and handpainting Coats of Arms in Dublin, Ireland for over 60 years!
The shields are made with an inverted bracket suitable for wall hanging.
Dimensions: 14" × 0.625" × 10"
Materials: Copper, Gloss Paint, Mahogany/Oak Wood
As this product is individually crafted and handpainted, please allow up to 6-8 weeks for delivery.
Traditional coat of arms designs date back to the 12th century, where decorating defensive shields became a useful way of identifying knights in the heat of battle. These insignia were created by officials known as heralds, who also recorded and regulated armorial bearings. Their records were known as blazons. Typically a blazon has three components - arms (the 'flag' part of the image), crest (the design surrounding the flag), and the motto (which often originated as a war cry).
Established in 1953 as the manufacturing wing of the 'Historic Families' business, House of Names is a leader in the field of heraldry. Their product range consists of detailed Irish-made shield plaques engraved with surnames, skilfully crafted by a team of heraldic artists. Through their vast library, researchers trace 96% of all known names requested, including those of Irish, British and European origin.
Be proud of your name, know your coat of arms - remember, it is a link between you and the forbears of your name from the distant past!
"The Cadet" Double Heraldric Shield
Regular price $179.99A perfect gift for an anniversary or wedding! The Cadet Model shield features two Coats of Arms beautifully handpainted onto copper and mounted onto either a mahogany or oak wooden base by a dedicated team of heraldic artists, who have been applying their craft and handpainting Coats of Arms in Dublin, Ireland for over 60 years!
The shields are made with an inverted bracket suitable for wall hanging.
Dimensions: 11.5" × 0.625" x 10.5"
Materials: Copper, Gloss Paint, Mahogany/Oak Wood
As this product is individually crafted and handpainted, please allow up to 6-8 weeks for delivery.
Traditional coat of arms designs date back to the 12th century, where decorating defensive shields became a useful way of identifying knights in the heat of battle. These insignia were created by officials known as heralds, who also recorded and regulated armorial bearings. Their records were known as blazons. Typically a blazon has three components - arms (the 'flag' part of the image), crest (the design surrounding the flag), and the motto (which often originated as a war cry).
Established in 1953 as the manufacturing wing of the 'Historic Families' business, House of Names is a leader in the field of heraldry. Their product range consists of detailed Irish-made shield plaques engraved with surnames, skilfully crafted by a team of heraldic artists. Through their vast library, researchers trace 96% of all known names requested, including those of Irish, British and European origin.
Be proud of your name, know your coat of arms - remember, it is a link between you and the forbears of your name from the distant past!
Ballyshane Cheese Board Trio
Regular price $129.99The Ballyshane trio of cheese boards makes the perfect gift for serving everything from antipasti, cheeses, party nibbles or just about anything you can think of!
Material: Irish Beech
Included:
1 x Small- Size: 29 x 25 x 2.5 cm
1x Medium - Size: 35 x 26 x 2.5 cm
1x Large - Size: 43 x 28 x 2.5 cm
Ballyshane pieces are all handcrafted from the highest quality wood so with a little care you can maintain the pieces beauty for a lifetime. Wood is an extremely resilient material and will last generations if you look after it properly. After each use gently rinse your board with warm soapy water, wipe dry with a soft cloth and let it stand to dry thoroughly. This will help maintain the durability of your board. Please don’t put the pieces in a dishwasher or soak as this can cause the wood to warp or splinter. If you would like to disinfect your piece we love natural cleaners such as white vinegar, or a lemon wedge with salt or baking soda. Great for your board and the environment! To keep your piece beautiful and to protect the wood we also recommend you periodically oil your piece with a food safe oil every few weeks or months, depending on how often you use it.
William McHutcheon and Cheryl Stanley create beautiful wooden pieces, handcrafted using locally sourced Irish Hardwoods. William’s father always harbored a passion for woodturning, coming from two generations of master craftsmen. Together, they’d spend hours discussing the merits of different techniques and types of wood. From cherished memories and learning such as these, Ballyshane Studio was born.
William and Cheryl’s home in Ballyshane has provided much of the inspiration for their work. Their gorgeous cottage, surrounded by beautiful forestry is filled with the most incredible large bowls, boards and vessels all produced by William.
Woodturning has always been a burning passion for William and he has spent the last 14 years honing his craft, working with some of Ireland’s leading companies along the way. One can’t help but be immediately drawn to the objects he makes, the incredible craftsmanship, and obvious love for the material. He works predominantly in native hardwoods reclaimed when possible and cites a particular fondness for Irish beech.
Ireland has an incredibly strong craft heritage and it was a mutual love for this that drew William and Cheryl together. Cheryl grew up standing on a tin of paint selling everything and anything in her parents hardware store, so it was only a matter of time before she combined this talent with her passion for Irish design and craft. Ballyshane is the perfect combination of William’s lifelong passion for woodturning and Cheryl’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Grange XXL Cheese Board
Regular price $284.99This is the ULTIMATE cheese board. A stunningly simply board it is sure to be invaluable in any home and will take the centre stage in any kitchen or on any table!
Material: Irish Beech
Size: 43.2 inches x 15.5 inches
Ballyshane pieces are all handcrafted from the highest quality wood so with a little care you can maintain the pieces beauty for a lifetime. Wood is an extremely resilient material and will last generations if you look after it properly. After each use gently rinse your board with warm soapy water, wipe dry with a soft cloth and let it stand to dry thoroughly. This will help maintain the durability of your board. Please don’t put the pieces in a dishwasher or soak as this can cause the wood to warp or splinter. If you would like to disinfect your piece we love natural cleaners such as white vinegar, or a lemon wedge with salt or baking soda. Great for your board and the environment! To keep your piece beautiful and to protect the wood we also recommend you periodically oil your piece with a food safe oil every few weeks or months, depending on how often you use it.
William McHutcheon and Cheryl Stanley create beautiful wooden pieces, handcrafted using locally sourced Irish Hardwoods. William’s father always harbored a passion for woodturning, coming from two generations of master craftsmen. Together, they’d spend hours discussing the merits of different techniques and types of wood. From cherished memories and learning such as these, Ballyshane Studio was born.
William and Cheryl’s home in Ballyshane has provided much of the inspiration for their work. Their gorgeous cottage, surrounded by beautiful forestry is filled with the most incredible large bowls, boards and vessels all produced by William.
Woodturning has always been a burning passion for William and he has spent the last 14 years honing his craft, working with some of Ireland’s leading companies along the way. One can’t help but be immediately drawn to the objects he makes, the incredible craftsmanship, and obvious love for the material. He works predominantly in native hardwoods reclaimed when possible and cites a particular fondness for Irish beech.
Ireland has an incredibly strong craft heritage and it was a mutual love for this that drew William and Cheryl together. Cheryl grew up standing on a tin of paint selling everything and anything in her parents hardware store, so it was only a matter of time before she combined this talent with her passion for Irish design and craft. Ballyshane is the perfect combination of William’s lifelong passion for woodturning and Cheryl’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Rathgall Paddle Cheese/Chopping Board
Regular price $43.99This beautiful cutting and serving board will be the centrepiece of any kitchen or dining room.The exquisite natural grain and smooth finish of this board makes it a joy to use!
Material: Irish Beech
Size: 370mm x 195mm - 14.7” x 7.75”
Ballyshane pieces are all handcrafted from the highest quality wood so with a little care you can maintain the pieces beauty for a lifetime. Wood is an extremely resilient material and will last generations if you look after it properly. After each use gently rinse your board with warm soapy water, wipe dry with a soft cloth and let it stand to dry thoroughly. This will help maintain the durability of your board. Please don’t put the pieces in a dishwasher or soak as this can cause the wood to warp or splinter. If you would like to disinfect your piece we love natural cleaners such as white vinegar, or a lemon wedge with salt or baking soda. Great for your board and the environment! To keep your piece beautiful and to protect the wood we also recommend you periodically oil your piece with a food safe oil every few weeks or months, depending on how often you use it.
William McHutcheon and Cheryl Stanley create beautiful wooden pieces, handcrafted using locally sourced Irish Hardwoods. William’s father always harbored a passion for woodturning, coming from two generations of master craftsmen. Together, they’d spend hours discussing the merits of different techniques and types of wood. From cherished memories and learning such as these, Ballyshane Studio was born.
William and Cheryl’s home in Ballyshane has provided much of the inspiration for their work. Their gorgeous cottage, surrounded by beautiful forestry is filled with the most incredible large bowls, boards and vessels all produced by William.
Woodturning has always been a burning passion for William and he has spent the last 14 years honing his craft, working with some of Ireland’s leading companies along the way. One can’t help but be immediately drawn to the objects he makes, the incredible craftsmanship, and obvious love for the material. He works predominantly in native hardwoods reclaimed when possible and cites a particular fondness for Irish beech.
Ireland has an incredibly strong craft heritage and it was a mutual love for this that drew William and Cheryl together. Cheryl grew up standing on a tin of paint selling everything and anything in her parents hardware store, so it was only a matter of time before she combined this talent with her passion for Irish design and craft. Ballyshane is the perfect combination of William’s lifelong passion for woodturning and Cheryl’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Rathgall Medium Cheese/Chopping Board
Regular price $43.99This beautiful cutting and serving board will be the centrepiece of any kitchen or dining room.The exquisite natural grain and smooth finish of this board makes it a joy to use!
Material: Irish Beech
Size: 460mm x 120mm - 18.25” x 4.75”
Ballyshane pieces are all handcrafted from the highest quality wood so with a little care you can maintain the pieces beauty for a lifetime. Wood is an extremely resilient material and will last generations if you look after it properly. After each use gently rinse your board with warm soapy water, wipe dry with a soft cloth and let it stand to dry thoroughly. This will help maintain the durability of your board. Please don’t put the pieces in a dishwasher or soak as this can cause the wood to warp or splinter. If you would like to disinfect your piece we love natural cleaners such as white vinegar, or a lemon wedge with salt or baking soda. Great for your board and the environment! To keep your piece beautiful and to protect the wood we also recommend you periodically oil your piece with a food safe oil every few weeks or months, depending on how often you use it.
William McHutcheon and Cheryl Stanley create beautiful wooden pieces, handcrafted using locally sourced Irish Hardwoods. William’s father always harbored a passion for woodturning, coming from two generations of master craftsmen. Together, they’d spend hours discussing the merits of different techniques and types of wood. From cherished memories and learning such as these, Ballyshane Studio was born.
William and Cheryl’s home in Ballyshane has provided much of the inspiration for their work. Their gorgeous cottage, surrounded by beautiful forestry is filled with the most incredible large bowls, boards and vessels all produced by William.
Woodturning has always been a burning passion for William and he has spent the last 14 years honing his craft, working with some of Ireland’s leading companies along the way. One can’t help but be immediately drawn to the objects he makes, the incredible craftsmanship, and obvious love for the material. He works predominantly in native hardwoods reclaimed when possible and cites a particular fondness for Irish beech.
Ireland has an incredibly strong craft heritage and it was a mutual love for this that drew William and Cheryl together. Cheryl grew up standing on a tin of paint selling everything and anything in her parents hardware store, so it was only a matter of time before she combined this talent with her passion for Irish design and craft. Ballyshane is the perfect combination of William’s lifelong passion for woodturning and Cheryl’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Rathill Chopping Board
Regular price $64.99This beautiful cutting and serving board will be the centrepiece of any kitchen or dining room.The exquisite natural grain and smooth finish of this board makes it a joy to use!
Material: Irish Beech
Size: 41 x 21.5 x 2.5 cm
Ballyshane pieces are all handcrafted from the highest quality wood so with a little care you can maintain the pieces beauty for a lifetime. Wood is an extremely resilient material and will last generations if you look after it properly. After each use gently rinse your board with warm soapy water, wipe dry with a soft cloth and let it stand to dry thoroughly. This will help maintain the durability of your board. Please don’t put the pieces in a dishwasher or soak as this can cause the wood to warp or splinter. If you would like to disinfect your piece we love natural cleaners such as white vinegar, or a lemon wedge with salt or baking soda. Great for your board and the environment! To keep your piece beautiful and to protect the wood we also recommend you periodically oil your piece with a food safe oil every few weeks or months, depending on how often you use it.
William McHutcheon and Cheryl Stanley create beautiful wooden pieces, handcrafted using locally sourced Irish Hardwoods. William’s father always harbored a passion for woodturning, coming from two generations of master craftsmen. Together, they’d spend hours discussing the merits of different techniques and types of wood. From cherished memories and learning such as these, Ballyshane Studio was born.
William and Cheryl’s home in Ballyshane has provided much of the inspiration for their work. Their gorgeous cottage, surrounded by beautiful forestry is filled with the most incredible large bowls, boards and vessels all produced by William.
Woodturning has always been a burning passion for William and he has spent the last 14 years honing his craft, working with some of Ireland’s leading companies along the way. One can’t help but be immediately drawn to the objects he makes, the incredible craftsmanship, and obvious love for the material. He works predominantly in native hardwoods reclaimed when possible and cites a particular fondness for Irish beech.
Ireland has an incredibly strong craft heritage and it was a mutual love for this that drew William and Cheryl together. Cheryl grew up standing on a tin of paint selling everything and anything in her parents hardware store, so it was only a matter of time before she combined this talent with her passion for Irish design and craft. Ballyshane is the perfect combination of William’s lifelong passion for woodturning and Cheryl’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Coppenagh Cheese & Pizza Board
Regular price $52.99This board really earns it’s place in the kitchen and its uses are far too many to list. It is great for chopping and slicing but you can also use it to serve up everything from pizzas to party nibbles for a group of friends!
Material: Irish Beech
Size: 43 x 28 x 2.5 cm
Ballyshane pieces are all handcrafted from the highest quality wood so with a little care you can maintain the pieces beauty for a lifetime. Wood is an extremely resilient material and will last generations if you look after it properly. After each use gently rinse your board with warm soapy water, wipe dry with a soft cloth and let it stand to dry thoroughly. This will help maintain the durability of your board. Please don’t put the pieces in a dishwasher or soak as this can cause the wood to warp or splinter. If you would like to disinfect your piece we love natural cleaners such as white vinegar, or a lemon wedge with salt or baking soda. Great for your board and the environment! To keep your piece beautiful and to protect the wood we also recommend you periodically oil your piece with a food safe oil every few weeks or months, depending on how often you use it.
William McHutcheon and Cheryl Stanley create beautiful wooden pieces, handcrafted using locally sourced Irish Hardwoods. William’s father always harbored a passion for woodturning, coming from two generations of master craftsmen. Together, they’d spend hours discussing the merits of different techniques and types of wood. From cherished memories and learning such as these, Ballyshane Studio was born.
William and Cheryl’s home in Ballyshane has provided much of the inspiration for their work. Their gorgeous cottage, surrounded by beautiful forestry is filled with the most incredible large bowls, boards and vessels all produced by William.
Woodturning has always been a burning passion for William and he has spent the last 14 years honing his craft, working with some of Ireland’s leading companies along the way. One can’t help but be immediately drawn to the objects he makes, the incredible craftsmanship, and obvious love for the material. He works predominantly in native hardwoods reclaimed when possible and cites a particular fondness for Irish beech.
Ireland has an incredibly strong craft heritage and it was a mutual love for this that drew William and Cheryl together. Cheryl grew up standing on a tin of paint selling everything and anything in her parents hardware store, so it was only a matter of time before she combined this talent with her passion for Irish design and craft. Ballyshane is the perfect combination of William’s lifelong passion for woodturning and Cheryl’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Grange Large Cheese Board
Regular price $82.99This board is great for slicing and chopping, but is also perfect for serving up just about anything you can think of, such as serving bread or a gorgeous selection of cheeses!
Material: Irish Beech
Size: 58 x 29 x 2.5 cm
Ballyshane pieces are all handcrafted from the highest quality wood so with a little care you can maintain the pieces beauty for a lifetime. Wood is an extremely resilient material and will last generations if you look after it properly. After each use gently rinse your board with warm soapy water, wipe dry with a soft cloth and let it stand to dry thoroughly. This will help maintain the durability of your board. Please don’t put the pieces in a dishwasher or soak as this can cause the wood to warp or splinter. If you would like to disinfect your piece we love natural cleaners such as white vinegar, or a lemon wedge with salt or baking soda. Great for your board and the environment! To keep your piece beautiful and to protect the wood we also recommend you periodically oil your piece with a food safe oil every few weeks or months, depending on how often you use it.
William McHutcheon and Cheryl Stanley create beautiful wooden pieces, handcrafted using locally sourced Irish Hardwoods. William’s father always harbored a passion for woodturning, coming from two generations of master craftsmen. Together, they’d spend hours discussing the merits of different techniques and types of wood. From cherished memories and learning such as these, Ballyshane Studio was born.
William and Cheryl’s home in Ballyshane has provided much of the inspiration for their work. Their gorgeous cottage, surrounded by beautiful forestry is filled with the most incredible large bowls, boards and vessels all produced by William.
Woodturning has always been a burning passion for William and he has spent the last 14 years honing his craft, working with some of Ireland’s leading companies along the way. One can’t help but be immediately drawn to the objects he makes, the incredible craftsmanship, and obvious love for the material. He works predominantly in native hardwoods reclaimed when possible and cites a particular fondness for Irish beech.
Ireland has an incredibly strong craft heritage and it was a mutual love for this that drew William and Cheryl together. Cheryl grew up standing on a tin of paint selling everything and anything in her parents hardware store, so it was only a matter of time before she combined this talent with her passion for Irish design and craft. Ballyshane is the perfect combination of William’s lifelong passion for woodturning and Cheryl’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Grange Medium Chopping Board
Regular price $52.99This board is great for slicing and chopping, but is also perfect for serving up just about anything you can think of, such as serving bread or a gorgeous selection of cheeses!
Material: Irish Beech
Size: 45 x 25 x 2.5 cm
Ballyshane pieces are all handcrafted from the highest quality wood so with a little care you can maintain the pieces beauty for a lifetime. Wood is an extremely resilient material and will last generations if you look after it properly. After each use gently rinse your board with warm soapy water, wipe dry with a soft cloth and let it stand to dry thoroughly. This will help maintain the durability of your board. Please don’t put the pieces in a dishwasher or soak as this can cause the wood to warp or splinter. If you would like to disinfect your piece we love natural cleaners such as white vinegar, or a lemon wedge with salt or baking soda. Great for your board and the environment! To keep your piece beautiful and to protect the wood we also recommend you periodically oil your piece with a food safe oil every few weeks or months, depending on how often you use it.
William McHutcheon and Cheryl Stanley create beautiful wooden pieces, handcrafted using locally sourced Irish Hardwoods. William’s father always harbored a passion for woodturning, coming from two generations of master craftsmen. Together, they’d spend hours discussing the merits of different techniques and types of wood. From cherished memories and learning such as these, Ballyshane Studio was born.
William and Cheryl’s home in Ballyshane has provided much of the inspiration for their work. Their gorgeous cottage, surrounded by beautiful forestry is filled with the most incredible large bowls, boards and vessels all produced by William.
Woodturning has always been a burning passion for William and he has spent the last 14 years honing his craft, working with some of Ireland’s leading companies along the way. One can’t help but be immediately drawn to the objects he makes, the incredible craftsmanship, and obvious love for the material. He works predominantly in native hardwoods reclaimed when possible and cites a particular fondness for Irish beech.
Ireland has an incredibly strong craft heritage and it was a mutual love for this that drew William and Cheryl together. Cheryl grew up standing on a tin of paint selling everything and anything in her parents hardware store, so it was only a matter of time before she combined this talent with her passion for Irish design and craft. Ballyshane is the perfect combination of William’s lifelong passion for woodturning and Cheryl’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Grange Long Cheese Board
Regular price $42.99This board is great for slicing and chopping, but is also perfect for serving up just about anything you can think of, such as serving bread or a gorgeous selection of cheeses!
Material: Irish Beech
Size: 12.7 x 55 x 2.5 cm
Ballyshane pieces are all handcrafted from the highest quality wood so with a little care you can maintain the pieces beauty for a lifetime. Wood is an extremely resilient material and will last generations if you look after it properly. After each use gently rinse your board with warm soapy water, wipe dry with a soft cloth and let it stand to dry thoroughly. This will help maintain the durability of your board. Please don’t put the pieces in a dishwasher or soak as this can cause the wood to warp or splinter. If you would like to disinfect your piece we love natural cleaners such as white vinegar, or a lemon wedge with salt or baking soda. Great for your board and the environment! To keep your piece beautiful and to protect the wood we also recommend you periodically oil your piece with a food safe oil every few weeks or months, depending on how often you use it.
William McHutcheon and Cheryl Stanley create beautiful wooden pieces, handcrafted using locally sourced Irish Hardwoods. William’s father always harbored a passion for woodturning, coming from two generations of master craftsmen. Together, they’d spend hours discussing the merits of different techniques and types of wood. From cherished memories and learning such as these, Ballyshane Studio was born.
William and Cheryl’s home in Ballyshane has provided much of the inspiration for their work. Their gorgeous cottage, surrounded by beautiful forestry is filled with the most incredible large bowls, boards and vessels all produced by William.
Woodturning has always been a burning passion for William and he has spent the last 14 years honing his craft, working with some of Ireland’s leading companies along the way. One can’t help but be immediately drawn to the objects he makes, the incredible craftsmanship, and obvious love for the material. He works predominantly in native hardwoods reclaimed when possible and cites a particular fondness for Irish beech.
Ireland has an incredibly strong craft heritage and it was a mutual love for this that drew William and Cheryl together. Cheryl grew up standing on a tin of paint selling everything and anything in her parents hardware store, so it was only a matter of time before she combined this talent with her passion for Irish design and craft. Ballyshane is the perfect combination of William’s lifelong passion for woodturning and Cheryl’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Ballyshane Large Cheese Board
Regular price $69.99A really one of a kind piece! Perfect for serving everything from antipasti, cheeses, party nibbles or just about anything you can think of!
Material: Irish Beech
Size: 43 x 28 x 2.5 cm
Ballyshane pieces are all handcrafted from the highest quality wood so with a little care you can maintain the pieces beauty for a lifetime. Wood is an extremely resilient material and will last generations if you look after it properly. After each use gently rinse your board with warm soapy water, wipe dry with a soft cloth and let it stand to dry thoroughly. This will help maintain the durability of your board. Please don’t put the pieces in a dishwasher or soak as this can cause the wood to warp or splinter. If you would like to disinfect your piece we love natural cleaners such as white vinegar, or a lemon wedge with salt or baking soda. Great for your board and the environment! To keep your piece beautiful and to protect the wood we also recommend you periodically oil your piece with a food safe oil every few weeks or months, depending on how often you use it.
William McHutcheon and Cheryl Stanley create beautiful wooden pieces, handcrafted using locally sourced Irish Hardwoods. William’s father always harbored a passion for woodturning, coming from two generations of master craftsmen. Together, they’d spend hours discussing the merits of different techniques and types of wood. From cherished memories and learning such as these, Ballyshane Studio was born.
William and Cheryl’s home in Ballyshane has provided much of the inspiration for their work. Their gorgeous cottage, surrounded by beautiful forestry is filled with the most incredible large bowls, boards and vessels all produced by William.
Woodturning has always been a burning passion for William and he has spent the last 14 years honing his craft, working with some of Ireland’s leading companies along the way. One can’t help but be immediately drawn to the objects he makes, the incredible craftsmanship, and obvious love for the material. He works predominantly in native hardwoods reclaimed when possible and cites a particular fondness for Irish beech.
Ireland has an incredibly strong craft heritage and it was a mutual love for this that drew William and Cheryl together. Cheryl grew up standing on a tin of paint selling everything and anything in her parents hardware store, so it was only a matter of time before she combined this talent with her passion for Irish design and craft. Ballyshane is the perfect combination of William’s lifelong passion for woodturning and Cheryl’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Ballyshane Medium Cheese Board
Regular price $49.99A really one of a kind piece! Perfect for serving everything from antipasti, cheeses, party nibbles or just about anything you can think of!
Material: Irish Beech
Size: 35 x 26 x 2.5 cm
Ballyshane pieces are all handcrafted from the highest quality wood so with a little care you can maintain the pieces beauty for a lifetime. Wood is an extremely resilient material and will last generations if you look after it properly. After each use gently rinse your board with warm soapy water, wipe dry with a soft cloth and let it stand to dry thoroughly. This will help maintain the durability of your board. Please don’t put the pieces in a dishwasher or soak as this can cause the wood to warp or splinter. If you would like to disinfect your piece we love natural cleaners such as white vinegar, or a lemon wedge with salt or baking soda. Great for your board and the environment! To keep your piece beautiful and to protect the wood we also recommend you periodically oil your piece with a food safe oil every few weeks or months, depending on how often you use it.
William McHutcheon and Cheryl Stanley create beautiful wooden pieces, handcrafted using locally sourced Irish Hardwoods. William’s father always harbored a passion for woodturning, coming from two generations of master craftsmen. Together, they’d spend hours discussing the merits of different techniques and types of wood. From cherished memories and learning such as these, Ballyshane Studio was born.
William and Cheryl’s home in Ballyshane has provided much of the inspiration for their work. Their gorgeous cottage, surrounded by beautiful forestry is filled with the most incredible large bowls, boards and vessels all produced by William.
Woodturning has always been a burning passion for William and he has spent the last 14 years honing his craft, working with some of Ireland’s leading companies along the way. One can’t help but be immediately drawn to the objects he makes, the incredible craftsmanship, and obvious love for the material. He works predominantly in native hardwoods reclaimed when possible and cites a particular fondness for Irish beech.
Ireland has an incredibly strong craft heritage and it was a mutual love for this that drew William and Cheryl together. Cheryl grew up standing on a tin of paint selling everything and anything in her parents hardware store, so it was only a matter of time before she combined this talent with her passion for Irish design and craft. Ballyshane is the perfect combination of William’s lifelong passion for woodturning and Cheryl’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Ballyshane Small Cheese Board
Regular price $32.99A really one of a kind piece! Perfect for serving everything from antipasti, cheeses, party nibbles or just about anything you can think of!
Material: Irish Beech
Size: 29 x 25 x 2.5 cm
Ballyshane pieces are all handcrafted from the highest quality wood so with a little care you can maintain the pieces beauty for a lifetime. Wood is an extremely resilient material and will last generations if you look after it properly. After each use gently rinse your board with warm soapy water, wipe dry with a soft cloth and let it stand to dry thoroughly. This will help maintain the durability of your board. Please don’t put the pieces in a dishwasher or soak as this can cause the wood to warp or splinter. If you would like to disinfect your piece we love natural cleaners such as white vinegar, or a lemon wedge with salt or baking soda. Great for your board and the environment! To keep your piece beautiful and to protect the wood we also recommend you periodically oil your piece with a food safe oil every few weeks or months, depending on how often you use it.
William McHutcheon and Cheryl Stanley create beautiful wooden pieces, handcrafted using locally sourced Irish Hardwoods. William’s father always harbored a passion for woodturning, coming from two generations of master craftsmen. Together, they’d spend hours discussing the merits of different techniques and types of wood. From cherished memories and learning such as these, Ballyshane Studio was born.
William and Cheryl’s home in Ballyshane has provided much of the inspiration for their work. Their gorgeous cottage, surrounded by beautiful forestry is filled with the most incredible large bowls, boards and vessels all produced by William.
Woodturning has always been a burning passion for William and he has spent the last 14 years honing his craft, working with some of Ireland’s leading companies along the way. One can’t help but be immediately drawn to the objects he makes, the incredible craftsmanship, and obvious love for the material. He works predominantly in native hardwoods reclaimed when possible and cites a particular fondness for Irish beech.
Ireland has an incredibly strong craft heritage and it was a mutual love for this that drew William and Cheryl together. Cheryl grew up standing on a tin of paint selling everything and anything in her parents hardware store, so it was only a matter of time before she combined this talent with her passion for Irish design and craft. Ballyshane is the perfect combination of William’s lifelong passion for woodturning and Cheryl’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Ogham Handpainted Two-Name Family Plaque
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Regular price $87.99