Cast in solid brass in the shape of a sea-worn shell, these spoons bring a quiet sense of occasion. The serving spoon is good for grains or dessert. The espresso size stirs a coffee, scoops jam or gets the last bit of honey from...

Simple, minimalist design with a lovely hand feel. Made from the hardest and most durable hardwoods, these handcrafted tongs will let you pick up or turn hot or delicate food items like a pro when cooking. With Earlywood's craftsmanship and attention to detail, these tongs...

This flatware is made in Upstate New York by the last makers still forging flatware in the US. Each piece is forged from 18/10 stainless steel with a satisfying weight and balance, easy to maneuver a quick solo lunch, sturdy enough to serve a...

Lustrous grain, exceptionally balanced to hold. This classic, wooden soup ladle exudes warmth and character. With its graceful curvature, comfortable handle, and generous capacity, it allows us to artfully serve soups, stews, and sauces. Handmade with durable hard maple by Earlywood's craftspeople in Montana....

Secret handles and a beveled edge: smart and beautiful.

The unique silhouette of these wooden bowls was meticulously designed and hand-turned to mirror the curves of our pottery.  Not sure which size is for you? The 7” bowl makes a great personal-sized salad bowl. The 9” works well for dinner table sides. The...

Serve up Caesar Salads or anything you please with this wooden utensil set. The simple lines of this walnut wood serving set make a bold statement. Handmade in Michigan by Holland Bowl Mill for a lifetime of leafy salads and hearty grain bowls. Details:...

Covetable wood boards for hosts and everyday chefs. One of the few commercial producers of turned wood bowls left in the country, the Holland Bowl Mill is a true gem of American craftsmanship and industry. We worked with them to create custom woods boards...

Never scrape hard butter over toast again. Ah, the joy of smooth, oh so spreadable butter. Transport this delight out of your French countryside fantasies and into your real life kitchen with a countertop butter keeper. This 19th century invention is made modern by...