One of a Kind — 1 Available
Vintage Marble Cheese Board Set, c.1970s-1980s
Viridian Eclection
$120.00
Save $18.00
Appraised value $138.00
Era
Antique
Material
See description
Condition
Excellent Vintage
Provenance
Documented
Professional Packing
Foam, crating & fragile handling
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Geometric Inlaid Stone Serving Board with Matching Knife in Presentation Case Description Some entertaining pieces are purely functional. Others were made to feel like a gift, a gesture, or a momen...
Condition
Excellent Vintage
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Era
Antique
Availability
One of a Kind — 1 Available
Geometric Inlaid Stone Serving Board with Matching Knife in Presentation Case
Description
Some entertaining pieces are purely functional. Others were made to feel like a gift, a gesture, or a moment. This vintage marble cheese board set belongs firmly in the second category.
Crafted in polished stone with a striking geometric inlay of deep green, blush, cream, and black marble, the board carries the kind of graphic presence that instantly elevates a table. The beveled edges and faceted silhouette give it a distinctly late 20th-century sensibility, while the natural veining in each stone segment keeps the piece grounded in material richness rather than trend.
What makes this set especially appealing is its completeness. Housed in its original fitted presentation case and accompanied by a matching cheese knife with coordinating stone handle, it feels considered in a way that loose serving pieces rarely do. It was clearly designed to be gifted, displayed, and brought out for gatherings that called for a little ceremony.
Whether styled for a wine-and-cheese spread, layered into a bar cart vignette, or simply left out as a sculptural serving piece, it offers that particular blend of usefulness and polish that vintage entertaining pieces do so well. It is decorative without being fussy, substantial without feeling heavy, and just formal enough to make the ordinary feel a bit more intentional.
This is the sort of piece that turns a simple cheese plate into something that looks planned.
Key Features & Product Details
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Title | Vintage Marble Cheese Board Set |
| Era | c.1970s-1980s |
| Style | Postmodern, late 20th-century entertaining, geometric stoneware |
| Materials | Multi-stone marble board, stainless steel blade, stone/composite handle, fitted case |
| Color Palette | Deep green, blush pink, cream, black, warm brass-tone hardware, black case |
| Form | Faceted rectangular serving board with beveled edges |
| Design | Geometric inlaid marble composition |
| Includes | Cheese board, matching cheese knife, original presentation case |
| Knife | Stainless blade with coordinating green marble-style handle |
| Use | Cheese service, charcuterie, barware styling, decorative serving |
| Origin | Unmarked; likely late 20th-century export or giftware production |
| Condition | Very good vintage condition with light age-appropriate wear |
Condition
Very good vintage condition. The board shows light surface wear consistent with age and prior use, including minor signs of handling visible upon close inspection. The knife is present and coordinates beautifully with the set. The original case remains intact and presents well, with expected light wear from storage and age.
Nothing here detracts from presentation. In fact, it reads exactly as a vintage entertaining piece should: well kept, complete, and ready to use.
Why It Belongs in Your Home
Because serving pieces should do more than hold food. They should help set a tone.
This set brings instant structure and polish to a table, whether you are hosting people or just pretending your snacks deserve better presentation than the packaging they came in. It is equal parts useful object and decorative accent, with enough visual interest to feel curated even before anything is placed on it.
And the original box does not hurt either. People do love a complete set.
Every piece is packed with professional-grade materials: multiple foam layers, double-boxing, directional and fragile handling labels. For large furniture we use custom timber crating. We photograph packing before dispatch and can provide images on request.
White-glove delivery is complimentary within 100 miles of Reno, NV. National shipping quotes provided at checkout. All shipments are photographed and documented. Damage claims must be filed with the carrier; we provide all documentation needed to support your claim.
Local pickup is available at Viridian HQ (Reno, NV) with 2–4 days notice. Contact us to arrange. Private viewings also available.
All antique and vintage items are sold as described and all sales are final. Each listing includes detailed condition notes and photographs so you can make a fully informed decision. We encourage buyers to ask questions — about condition, dimensions, finish, provenance — before purchasing.
Antiques are irreplaceable and one-of-a-kind. Carrier handling is outside our control once a piece has left our facility, and major carriers including FedEx do not insure antiques. We do everything within our power to ensure safe transit, but cannot accept liability for carrier damage. If damage occurs in transit, we will provide full documentation to support your carrier claim.
Have a question? — we're happy to provide additional photos, condition detail, or discuss the piece directly.
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