Here we see Bally Block Bench tops serving our country in the form of Parachute packing tables at Fort Bragg NC. Bally block has been a proud supplier to the US military going back to before WW1.
Our local pie shop has a great countertop made of Bally Block Butcher Block. It has been in use for years and still looks good.
We restored this 1954 Wood Weld Butcher Block in 2018. It sat in our garage until it was recently installed in our new construction home. The entire kitchen was designed around the butcher block. I absolutely love using it every day to prepare meals.
A great showroom display in Utica Michigan
These Wood Welded Maple Butcher Block tops work great as Dining Table tops at the local Deli.
Being used as the check out counter for a local thrift shop
My partner Christopher purchased this from a local restaurant that recently closed. We brought it home and just love it. We are currently in the process of cleaning and re invigorating the surface(s). One question – what is the black material used on the bottom??
Also please forgive the floor uncleanliness – we are remodeling and will not get to cleaning it until the weekend – busy busy busy. .
I don’t know much about it nor the age.
Hello, I’m renovating my kitchen after being in my house for 18 years. I found your logo on the underside of the counter tops and wondering if you could date the counter tops, by the logo, perhaps. I don’t know when the kitchen cabinets and counter tops were installed but guessing 50 or 60 years ago. Now I am going to sand some of the tops in hopes to reuse them. Thanks for any info you’re able to provide.
