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Bad Sachsa museum wooden artifact displays (2 clusters)
Bad Sachsa Museum displays wooden pig-shaped breakfast boards
The Wintersport- und Heimatmuseum Bad Sachsa features two figural breakfast or cutting boards made from natural wood. These items, shaped in the profile of a standing pig, were produced by the cooper Schwäbe.
The boards, representing a sow and a boar, feature notched internal structures to suggest anatomical details such as ears, legs, a snout, and a curled tail. Such decorative wooden boards were common elements of both urban and rural dining culture starting in the mid-20th century. The museum notes that the surfaces show signs of use from daily domestic life.
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- [● 2 SOURCES] The Wintersport- und Heimatmuseum Bad Sachsa holds two wooden breakfast boards. nds.museum-digital.de
- [● 2 SOURCES] The boards are shaped like a sow and a boar in profile. nds.museum-digital.de
- [● 2 SOURCES] The boards were crafted by cooper Schwäbe. nds.museum-digital.de