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Created from salvaged high-carbon steel railroad spikes and measuring around 7.75″ long with a 2.75″ blade, the Mama’s Boy Oyster Knife from Waller Handmade isthe biggest of the models. Beautiful yet ominous looking, the character of the reclaimed spike, along with the hand-forging and twisting, gives the Mama’s Boy its unique look. Each shucker is…
Beautiful, handmade salad servers, crafted in Colorado by designer and artisan Jill Rikkers, are available in Steel & Copper. For a hand-hammered, rustic feel withelegant curves and purposefully sculpted profiles, enhance the serving experience in the dining room this year with a set to match your decor, or give them as a gift for guaranteed…
Every bit as handsome and handy as it looks, Alex Pole’s new Chef’s Serving Spatula will see no shortage of use in the kitchen anddining room. A classic, forged stainless steel handle is fastened with two solid copper rivets to a 6″ long, brushed stainless blade that tapers outat the front every so slightly, with…
A carbon steel paring knife hand forged from railroad tracks in the South Korea blacksmith shop run by Master Shin In-young. With a rough, forgedfinish and sharp edge, the blade harmoniously combines traditional Korean style with a faceted, yet comfortably rounded hidden tang wa handle, hand carved from chestnut wood with a forged steel ring…
Part spatula, part spoon, the hand-carved wooden KitchenBuddy profile is the do-it-all utensil for scooping, turning, and serving indoors and out. It’s utility is, ofcourse, only the beginning of the story. Maximilian Neukufler of Woodman’s Finest carves by hand using traditional methods, and for this particular run of eight KitchenBuddy’s he drove to Bavaria to…
In rustic, hand-forged style, thoughtfully crafted one by one by one at Ryan Sanden’s workshop on the family farm in Oregon, these unique and beautifultongs belong in every kitchen. Hammered from darkened stainless steel they are lightweight and comfortable in the hand, perfect for grilling and open fire cooking, able stay cooler for longer than…
The wooden art of Terry Widner, craftsman behind Spoontaneous, will forever inspire and impress. This spoon is the result, and the namesake, of Terry’s lovefor artist RS Connett, a painter who creates detailed and vibrant images that conjure microscopic, prehistoric scenes from unknown oceans. This ode to Mr. Connett is sculpted from sapele wood that…
To stir and sip with ease and class, delivered from the New Jersey workshop of artist and metalsmith Jonathan Shor, are three styles of BrassCocktail Straws to give any pour an extra dash of luxury. In the classic and smooth Polished Brass finish, the rustic Hammered Brass, or the Tinned Brass for style and flair,…
One morning a sudden moment of inspiration led to the design of these beautiful kitchen tools. In the artist’s own words, “The fabrication was…more akinto a biological event than a conscious making of art.” And the 12 Gauge Steel Rice Paddles were born. Both the small and large variations are cold forged from 12 gauge…
What is a utility ladle, you ask This versatile, hard-working tool, designed and made by hand in Oregon by Ben Tendick, is perfectly positioned foreverything from serving sauces, to cooking and eating around the campfire, to ladling soups, chili, oatmeal, and porridge. As its creator puts it, the Titanium Utility Ladle is “Big enough to…
Lightweight and smooth, this wooden spoon from Florida artist Terry Widner of Spoontaneous adds a touch of unique and playful flair to yourkitchen. The bowl is sculpted of rosewood, thoughtfully planned with a sapwood rim allowing for the variation in color. The handle of Huon pine, provided to Terry by fellow elite spoonsmith Norm Sartorius,…
The stunning, natural beauty of an Austrian cherry tree and a touch of a blue acrylic paint are everything Maximilian Neukufler needs to fashion aversatile, one-of-a-kind, traditionally carved wooden kitchen spoon. Beginning with a raw block of the cherry tree’s beautiful wood, Max uses only hand tools to slowly, methodically shape a kitchen object of…
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