19th Century Kitchenalia Wooden French Grain Scoop large pull down char of europe Spooner was born in Nottingham

Spooner was born in Nottingham and trained at the Nottingham School of Art (now part of Nottingham Trent University) in the late 19th century

Gorgeous pieces with a bit of 1960s bling

approximately 21cm tall x 7cm thick

pastel tones and a stunning piece for behind the bed or a statement piece in the living room

Beautiful old pewter pieces to use as decorative trays with a vase of flowers on top or use practically as small fruit plate or for small hand towels rolled up in the bathroom

19th Century Kitchenalia Wooden French Grain Scoop large pull down char of europe Spooner was born in NottinghamA beautiful rustic pine grain scoop from the mid 19th century. Rich in character and patina, it was originally used for the quick and practical scooping and distribution of grain. While it does not retain a hook, it could easily be adapted for wall hanging if desired. (With slotted mirror plates) Whether displayed on open shelving or hung as a decorative accent, it makes a striking and characterful design piece for the kitchen and is perfect to store