Robin On A Spade Pewter Small Spoon

Everyday Useful Gifts For Bird Lovers

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Sold By: Glover And Smith

£32

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Colour
Silver
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Delivery Information

Expected delivery:  23 Sep -24 Sep

Product info

Handmade pewter small sugar spoon in the shape of a garden spade with a little robin bird on the handle. Lead-free pewter is totally food-friendly and the spade can be used for coffee, tea, sugar, salt, or anything you like! UK handmade spoons.

  • Non tarnishing
  • Lead free pewter
  • Gifts for gardeners
  • Perfect for a Christmas table

Product attributes

Care & Use
Hand Wash
Material
Pewter

Meet Glover And Smith, the seller

The family run company was started by designers Ed Glover BA (Hons) UCA Farnham and Judi Glover BA (Hons) Manchester Met who brought their previous expertise in the art world to produce beautiful and contemporary pewter tableware and gifts.

...in more detail

The perfect 10th tenth (tin) anniversary gift (our pewter is 95% tin) and the ideal gift for any keen gardener. Our 95% tin Pewter is the fourth most expensive metal in common use after platinum, gold and silver. The spade spoon is 10 cm (4 inches) long. Comes packaged in a black gift box. Retirement Gifts The perfect gift for anyone approaching retirement and able to spend more time in the garden! Why give a spoon as a gift? Unlike a knife, the bird on a spade spoon's friendly and feminine character makes an ideal gift or souvenir; an expression of love, commitment and memory. Lead-Free Pewter All Glover and Smith designs are made from solid polished lead-free pewter which is non-tarnishing (that was the lead in old pewter) and completely food safe. Our 95% tin Pewter is the fourth most expensive metal in common use after platinum, gold and silver. Because we use solid metal the surface of your bird on a spade spoon will never flake like a silver plated spoon. To clean just wash with warm soapy water. All our designs are completely nickel-free and made exclusively by us in Wiltshire, England.