Handmade Walnut egg box, holds two dozen eggs. Keep your eggs attractively on the countertop. Fresh eggs can be left unrefrigerated. The inserts allow you to rotate the older eggs to the top as you add fresh ones. Crafted from walnut cut and sawn in Alabama.

This poplar egg box was crafted from a tree that was cut in Auburn at the home of our good friends George and Lina. It has a handle for easy transport and holds two dozen eggs on two layers so you can rotate your fresh eggs. This allows you to rotate, not refrigerate.

This is an 11 inch high step stool crafted from local pine. It has a matte red finish that is slightly antiqued. Perfect in the kitchen for reaching higher shelves, allowing little helpers reach the counter, or just on stand-by as a seat.

This box holds one dozen eggs when using insert. It will hold more if you would rather stack them loose. It is made of pine and painted with an oil enamel for durability.

This napkin holder is made from a black cherry tree that was growing here on our property. The sides are made with maple dowels. It has a clear satin poly finish to seal the wood.

This utensil holder is made from a black cherry tree we cut here on the property. It is finished with a clear satin poly. The 3 jars are included.

This step stool measures 8 1/2 inches high and the top measures 13" x 9". Great for the kitchen to reach things a little too high, the bathroom for little ones to reach the sink, or in a child's room.