A Serving Tray with Matching Cheese Board

So about 2 years ago, a fellow woodworker asked me to make a reducing chevron pattern cutting board for her as she was too busy to make her own (every chevron was about 5 mm less than the one next to it and after meeting in the middle you start to increase the width). I promptly did a glue up of a variety of woods (maple, purpleheart, walnut and some mahogany) in the appropriate pattern and it sat in my shop for 2 years. I looked at it about every time I went into the shop and even moved it when I moved into my new house! Finally, I could stand it no longer… I decided to make something… anything with it. So I came up with this tray and matching cheese board. The tray is 12 × 20 and the cheese board is 8 × 10... I just used the cutoff from the tray for the board. I figure I made lemonade out of lemons in this case as I was not ever going to do that chevron board! I finished the tray in 5 coats of polyacrylic and the cheeseboard in my usual mineral oil. It is going off to our second fair of the season this coming weekend.
Thanks for looking!
Ellen