WOODEN
SPOONS
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| Walnut Ladle Item Number: Price: $50 |
A classic 18th century, hand carved, Walnut ladle. | |
| Braided, Spalded Maple Ladle Item
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A long winter’s recreational carving. Made of our spalded and highly figured Maple Tree, with a deer antler end cap. | |
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The Twisted Ladle Item Number: Price: $90 |
An extensively carved, highly figured maple ladle, made from our tree. All wooden spoons come with instructions for care and maintenance. They are made to use. |
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Breezeway Ladle Item Number: Price: $60 |
A carved Tiger Maple ladle made with wood from our tree*. A nice way to put soup in a bowl. |
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Lady Slipper Dipper Item Number: Price: $70 |
A Ladle made from a Black Cherry* ladle made from a tree that fell in the garden, but missed the Brussels Sprouts. It is carved with a self- standing “heel”, which also serves as a pot rim hook. |
| Worm Hole Honey Dipper Item Number: Price: $35 |
Carved from a piece of hickory, this is a classic 18th Century little scoop, and would have been used for honey, salt, or sugar. There was most probably one very similar to it in your Grandmother’s kitchen | |
| The Red Set Item Number: Price: $50 |
A table set made of Hickory. This set is a very classic reproduction of a very early 18th century table set, fork and spoon. It’s dyed red with safe dye, and the spoon is embellished with a clover carving as well. | |
| Lil Spalded Spoon Item Number: Price: $20 |
Just a classic little table spoon, carved from a piece of our spalded maple, which you can see in the photo | |
| Crowfoot Foon Item Number: Price: $40 |
OK, this isn’t really a classic style: it’s the result of working late, when one is too tired. But foons (or sporks, as you prefer) are a simply a wild idea that seems to be popular. And they’re ergonomically designed , too. Made from a piece of our special figure maple tree, and you can see a piece of that incredible wood in the background of this photo. | |
| Brindle Spork Item Number: Price: $35 |
This is the same configuration as Item CFF, but I decided to call this one a spork. It’s safe dyed in warm colors. | |
| Won’t Stand Spork Item Number: Price: $35 |
I turned the fork on ‘edge’ on this one, because that’s what the piece of wood told me to do. It won’t stand up, either way. I have seen it rock for minutes on end. Made of figured maple | |
| Four Fork Foon Item
Number: Price: $40 |
Just another figured maple combination, this one with four tines on the fork | |
| Turtle Spoons Item
Number: Price: $30 each |
Turtle spoons are reproductions of spoons many North Eastern Native Americans carried with them everywhere, from pre-Columbian times until Europeans brought Metal service. A very popular item with our living historians. |
