Tom Jones Olive Serving Spoon

Description

The Tom Jones Beechwood Olive/Straining Spoonhead rounds out any utensil drawer. Unusual in shape and incredibly useful in action, it is durable and the Beechwood offer beautiful variations of graining. Features a slot draining hole that allows for easy drainage of the juice. This is so you can pick and scoop up the olives, pickles, cherries, and capers from their jars with ease!

It is completely handmade in Norfolk using locally sourced and sustainable wood, so each spoon is unique. Please be aware that wood is a natural substance that has a great deal of variation. Wood colour and grain varies from piece to piece, making every utensil a beautiful, one of a kind work of art.

Made for Divertimenti in Norfolk, craftsman Tom Jones creates each piece by hand. His attention to detail, design and finish are second to none these wooden tools are beautifully tactile pieces that will give pleasure every time they are picked up and used.

About Tom Jones:

Tom Jones is a self-taught woodworker who came to the profession by a rather circuitous route. He began working with wood some 7 years ago after being made redundant, crafting spoons with locally sourced and sustainable wood for the prize of his street party bake-off in his local village in Norfolk. From then on, Tom fell in love with woodworking: inspired by the natural colouring, exquisite simplicity and warmth of the wood themselves, his work gently plays with form and texture, and the results are timeless, beautiful pieces of wooden tools that offer up long-lasting and functional items in homes. If he is not sanding away in his shed at the bottom of the garden, he can also be found in the kitchen baking sourdough bread or scones for his family.

Hand wash only.