It may be a comfortble using that wobbly-handled carving knife to cut the Easter ham, but isn't it time for something a little more presentable? Consider this pewter carving set designed by Harold Voyes. It's available at Tesoro in West Hollywood.
It may be a comfortble using that wobbly-handled carving knife to cut the Easter ham, but isn't it time for something a little more presentable? Consider this pewter carving set designed by Harold Voyes. It's available at Tesoro in West Hollywood.
For the Record
Los Angeles Times Thursday April 11, 1996 Home Edition Food Part H Page 2 Food Desk 1 inches; 20 words Type of Material: Correction
The name of the artist who designed the pewter carving set featured in last week's Cookstuff column was incorrectly printed. It is Carrol Boyes.