Solid Wood Dessert Plate, Japanese-Style Wooden Tray for Snacks, Dried Fruit and Tea, Oval, Round or Rectangle
Not every snack needs a full plate, and this is the wooden plate for those.
Details
This wooden dessert plate is solid wood all the way through, not a veneer over board, so the edge is the same wood as the face and a knock cannot reveal a different layer beneath. Three shapes, round, rectangle and oval, are sized to mix on one table. The rim is low, easy to hand across, and the wood is heavy enough to stay put on a tablecloth.
It is a small Japanese style snack plate for tea time and guests. The round holds nuts or a single pastry beside a cup, the rectangle takes dried apricots and almonds down the center of the table, and the oval goes along the sofa with crackers and cheese. Two or three make a set; one on a dresser holds rings and keys. Wood suits white ceramics, linen and a wooden table, and it will not clash with a patterned plate.
Solid wood in three sizes: round 9.5 cm, rectangle 17.5 cm, oval 24 cm. Hand wash in warm water and dry at once; a dishwasher dries wood out and lifts the surface. Every few months rub in some food-safe oil so it does not turn gray. Keep it off the oven and any direct heat; store it flat, not on a damp dish rack.
Specifications
Material: Wood
Materials + Care
Materials and dimensions are listed under Details. Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth and keep wood, rattan and wool felt away from standing water. For lighting, check the plug type and voltage in the variant name before ordering.
Shipping + Returns
We ship to the US, Europe, Australia and New Zealand by tracked post. Most orders arrive in 8 to 15 days. Shipping is $4.95 and free on orders over $100. You get a tracking number by email as soon as your order is on its way. If your order has not arrived within 30 days, we resend it or refund you in full. Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery, unused and in the original packaging; contact us first for a return authorization.

Why it earns its place
Three shapes
Round 9.5 cm for nuts or one pastry, rectangle 17.5 cm for dried fruit, oval 24 cm for a shared plate of snacks.
Solid wood
Cut from solid wood rather than veneered board, with enough weight not to skate about on a tablecloth.
Made to mix
The shapes are sized to sit together on one table, so buy two or three and lay them out as a set.

In your home
These earn their place at tea time and when people come round: the round one beside a cup with a single biscuit, the rectangle down the middle of the table with dried apricots and almonds, the oval passed along the sofa with crackers and cheese. They also work as a catch-all on a dresser for rings and keys.
The wood goes with white ceramics, a linen cloth and a wooden table, and it does not clash with a patterned plate the way a coloured dish might. On a dark table it stands out enough to look deliberate.
Materials and quality
Each plate is cut from solid wood, not a thin veneer over board, so the edge shows the same material as the face and a knock does not expose a different layer underneath. The wood has enough weight that the plate stays where you put it on a cloth. It is shallow by design: a low rim that holds nuts or a pastry without making the plate awkward to hand across a table.
Care and everyday use
Wash by hand in warm water and dry it straight after; wood does not like sitting wet, and the dishwasher will dry it out and lift the surface over time. A wipe of food-safe oil every few months keeps it from going grey. Keep it away from the oven and direct heat, and store it flat rather than propped on a damp draining board.
Good to know
How big is the oval one?
24 cm along its length, enough for a shared plate of crackers or a few pastries.
Which shape for nuts?
The round 9.5 cm. It holds a handful without spilling and sits neatly beside a cup.
Can it go in the dishwasher?
Better not. Hand wash, dry straight away, and it will keep its colour and stay flat.