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Pictured below are our individually unique hand carved spoons that are currently held in stock. To order please select the size of spoon required, enter the stock code for your chosen spoon into the code box and click "Add to cart" on our main spoons page,  alternatively contact us via telephone or email quoting the stock code for your chosen spoon, if no code is identified on your order, we will send you a random spoon of your chosen size from our stock holding. We use chalk paint on our painted handles, this has been treated with a finishing wax to make the paint water resistant NOT waterproof, you will notice the paint will wear on high spots as the spoon is used and some colour bleed may occur after washing, particularly if the spoon has been immersed in water. Please note the spoons pictured are not styles of spoon, but are individually unique hand carved spoons.  Sizes +/- 10%

 

Spoon Care / Painted Handles Always hand wash your spoon with soapy water, do not put it in the dish washer, pat dry after washing. DO NOT immerse the spoon or let the spoon sit in water for long periods of time. We do not generally oil our spoons as we much prefer to let time, tide & food acids give the spoon a natural patina, however, we do occasionally use pure tung oil and walnut oil, these finishes may not be suitable for allergy sufferers, oiled spoons are clearly identified as such. You may prefer to give your spoon a light coat of oil, we suggest pure tung oil, pure flax oil or walnut oil, please do not use vegetable or olive oil as it can go rancid, boiled linseed and danish oils are not suitable as they are not food safe. Sanded spoons will go “fluffy” after their first wetting, this is perfectly normal, just carry on using the spoon and the fluffiness will wear away in no time at all, leaving you with a beautifully smooth spoon. We use chalk paint on our painted handles, this has been treated with a finishing wax/lacquer to make the paint water resistant NOT waterproof, you will notice the paint will wear on high spots as the spoon is used and some colour bleed may occur after washing, particularly if the spoon has been immersed in water.

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