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Sybil’s breadboard, a wedding gift from 1951, and never used for anything else. Donated to the museum by her three loving daughters.

Never bake alone. There’s no one to hug when it turns out right! 🌲 #breadboard #baking #baguettes #

Ok Mr Bertinet. Let’s see how my baguettes go. Only my third baking experience ever, previous two both let-downs obviously. Facing down the yeast demon one more time with your aerating method. Incredible we’ve been working dough since the Mesolithic! Thanks for using our Breadboards in Crumb. #breadboard #baking #baguettes #bertinet #crumb

Catheryn at Prospect Books is taking a chance on us! ‘Vintage Breadboards’ due out in September. #breadboard

Almost a year to the day since we opened. Our blog has welcomed 2,400 visitors. And permit me to introduce our 291st-4th guests to the museum. 🎉 Thank you for your interest, donations, invitations and encouragement. #breadboard

All these goodies but where to put them! This George Wing butter dish makes itself useful. Wishing all our friends, guests and family good health in 2019. #breadboard #tablewares #kitchen #kitchendesign #victorian #woodart #woodworking #wood #carvedwood #rusticdecor #collection #collecting #collectables #collections #museum #museums #londonmuseum #visitlondon #interiordesign #victoriana #sycamore #choppingboard #micromuseum #homeandcolonial #butterdish #butter #baking #bread #nostalgia #vintage

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