Spencer Peterman Says Thanks With Customer Appreciation Sale

GILL, Mass., Sept. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- For more than 25 years, Spencer Peterman has transformed fallen and otherwise discarded trees into distinctive wooden bowls, boards, and serving pieces. Through the first of December, the company is celebrating the customers who have supported its journey with a special Customer Appreciation Sale.

The promotion features select pieces at special prices, including bowls and boards crafted from beautiful ambrosia maple and cherry.

Featured Customer Appreciation Offers

• BOGO Live Edge Ambrosia Maple Wood Bowl Set (13" + 10") — Buy the 13" salad bowl and receive the 10" bowl free for $200.

• Extra Large Live Edge Ambrosia Maple Oval Wooden Bowl (18") — $311, reduced from $415.

• Large Live Edge Ambrosia Maple Cutting Board with Handle (21") — $139, reduced from $174.

• Large Live Edge Cherry Cutting Board with Handle (21") — $139, reduced from $174.

"We're incredibly grateful to the customers who have supported us over the years," says Spencer Peterman, owner and master woodworker. "This sale is our way of saying thank you and sharing some of our favorite pieces with the people who have made our business possible."

The sale runs through December 1, while featured pieces are available. Customers can find additional offers and special pricing online.

Giving Fallen Trees a Second Life

Spencer Peterman's work begins with an appreciation for the natural character of wood. Rather than sourcing virgin lumber, the company primarily uses trees that have already fallen or been removed for other reasons. Almost all of its wood comes from Western Massachusetts and would otherwise be chipped, burned, or discarded.

Spencer especially enjoys working with unusual materials such as burl wood, spalted maple, and ambrosia maple, allowing the grain, color, and markings of each tree to become part of the finished piece.

Every bowl and board is crafted in New England by skilled makers and finished with natural, food-safe wood finishes.

From Basket Weaving to Woodturning

Spencer began his artistic career as a basket weaver, making Nantucket baskets before discovering woodturning at craft shows more than 25 years ago. He soon realized that turning bowls offered a creative way to make something useful and beautiful from trees that might otherwise go to waste.

Michele Peterman joined the business as co-owner in 2007. An accomplished artist herself, Michele brought experience from building a successful pottery business and became an integral part of growing the company.

Together, Spencer and Michele have built a family business rooted in creativity, resourcefulness, and community. Their collection includes turned bowls in classic round and organic oval shapes, serving and cutting boards for everyday meals and entertaining, and servers made from bowl blanks that might otherwise be scrapped.

Visit Spencer Peterman

In addition to shopping online, customers can visit two Massachusetts locations.

The Gill Gallery in Gill, Massachusetts, is a cozy, wooded retreat where visitors can shop the collection and see bowls being turned.

The company's Boston location is inside Boston Public Market, a year-round indoor market in downtown Boston featuring fresh, locally sourced food and products from across Massachusetts.

About Spencer Peterman

Spencer Peterman creates distinctive wooden bowls, boards, and serving pieces from trees that have already been felled or removed for other reasons. Founded by Spencer and Michele Peterman, the company combines traditional woodturning with thoughtful sourcing and New England craftsmanship. Each piece is made to bring the character and beauty of the natural world into the home.

For more information, to shop the Customer Appreciation Sale, and to find additional offers, visit Spencer Peterman online.

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Peterman's Boards and Bowls
413-863-2116
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