Blackberry Serving Spoon Fine Art prized for its rich amber

prized for its rich amber tones and distinctive grain

salad or dessert

He studied under Charles Palmer and Stan Traft

This 19th Century French large oval forged copper skillet was placed on grate that sat over coals in a large hearth

this French handmade class master oyster serving plate has a cerulean brilliance

Blackberry Serving Spoon Fine Art prized for its rich amberCast in pewter and shaped by hand, this serving spoon winds like a blackberry cane through a midsummer thicket. Clusters of ripe blackberries gather along the handle, their sculpted forms recalling hedgerows heavy with fruit at the height of August. Both practical and ornamental, it brings a note of English garden romance to the table, whether laid beside a bowl of wild rice, roasted roots, or summer berries with cream.