First, the long small dessert spoons. I love them. These are used for yogurt and desserts.
Second, I love the soup spoons. Sean got these for me many moons ago and all 5 are unique & antique. Love.
I have talked about this before, but let's not forget the special fish spoon used for birthdays with its knife & fork counterparts.
And probably my most favorite spoon of all, what I have been known to call "my precious" is this: the long trowelly spoon. Slightly square, small face, and perfect. These are used to eat soup as well, and cereal usually.
I have a tiny little spoon made out of mother of pearl but I can't find it anywhere. :( Here is a pic i found online though. It looks a lot like this. It is a caviar spoon and I use it to eat all my caviar and also yogurt.
![](http://www.artisfree.com/jenslog/uploaded_images/pearlspoon-728251.jpg)
These spoons are dear to my heart. It doesn't take much to please me. And please me they do.
Special thanks to the breadboard for providing a ni ce background. I love you too, breadboard.
4 comments:
These are beautiful, Jen! But i have a moral question for you: would you ever buy the collectable, mini, souveniry-type spoons for display only? Or do you believe that a spoon not used is a spoon wasted?
wow, someone commented on my boring spoons post. :D
I would not do that. I do believe that a spoon not used is a spoon wasted. They're nice to look at, sure, but should really be used. That is where their true beauty lies, as are all things--their usefulness. Just kidding, i make little to no sense.
I have a set of spoons that are also on the short-list of things to grab if the house ever catches fire. I really loved reading this blog, and your spoons are impeccable!
ohh! now I have something to add to my list of things to grab, as well. Thank you, thank you!
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