Wilton Armetale: A creative way to cook and serve every day.Begun in 1892 by the Wilton Family in Wrightsville, PA, along the Susquehanna River, Susquehanna Castings was a foundry located across the street from the Wilton family lime kiln company known as Stacy Wilton Lime Company. Presided over by Mr. Henry Wilton (brother of Mr. Ralph (Bud) Wilton) from the 1950s until its close in 1989, the company was best known during its last 35 years for its wall decorations, garden plaques and novelty items. Many of the original designs and objects produced by Wilton Products are occasionally reintroduced as Armetale brand products as part of the American Inspirations division.Constructed of food-safe, 100%-recycled metal alloy Armetale cookware and serveware will not rust, crack, chip, dent, or tarnish. With the ability to withstand temperatures of up to 1000 degrees Fahrenheit, all Wilton Armetale products are safe for the oven, grill, and stovetop. Bring any piece straight to the table for an attractive presentation that keeps food hotter longer. Armetale metal has been independently tested and approved for both cooking and serving food. You can also pre-chill to use for condiments, cheeses, crudites, dips, and more. To clean, hand wash with hot soapy water and towel dry. Do not put in the microwave or dishwasher. With proper care your Armetale Grillware can last a lifetime. This customized University of Florida® Small Round Cheeseboard with Spreadernot only allows you to show your team spirit it is the perfect gift for your fellow alum and will last a lifetime when cared for correctly. Use this piece to serve your favorite appetizers at your next tailgate party, sports themed party or backyard get-togther. Measures 3/4-inches high by 12-1/4-inches wide by 12-1/4-inches in length. Substantial, beautiful products that reflect the way you live.