Handcarved Birch Eating Spoon
£12.00
£14.00Save 14%£4.00 UK delivery. Dispatched within 5 days.
By David Holmes
Handcarved Birch Eating Spoon
£12.00
£14.00Save 14%£4.00 UK delivery. Dispatched within 5 days.
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About this item
An eating/ desert spoon handcarved from silver birch in the traditional way using knives and hand tools. A unique spoon, ideal as a personal gift which can be used every day and should, if cared for, last many years. The spoon is about 7 inches long and has a unique, chipcarved decorative handle which I painted with artist's acrylic to add a splash of colour to the table. Finished with culinary grade linseed oil.
About this item
An eating/ desert spoon handcarved from silver birch in the traditional way using knives and hand tools.
A unique spoon, ideal as a personal gift which can be used every day and should, if cared for, last many years.
The spoon is about 7 inches long and has a unique, chipcarved decorative handle which I painted with artist's acrylic to add a splash of colour to the table.
Finished with culinary grade linseed oil.
Shipping & delivery
This item will be posted to you by dhcraftwork within 5 days of receiving payment.
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As always.... just rinse and wipe to best care for a wood spoon. Don't leave it soaking in hot dishwater or destroy it in a dishwasher machine...it doesn't enjoy or need such zeal. Every now and then (I do mine about once a month when in daily use), rub some oil into it when it has dried to replenish the wood. Walnut or culinary linseed are the best as they dry hard in the grain, thereby protecting the spoon wood. The wood will darken up over time and take on a friendly familiar personality. Almost as much fun as a cat!
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Bought 2 itemsBeautiful and very functional. Organic shape and fine detailed decorations.
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