silver polpar spoon
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Read moreMORE INFOBaked Silver Poplar Cooking Spoon (wide)
This hand-carved spoon is made from a Silver Polar Tree that I felled at Maragle, NSW at the foothills of the Snowy Mountains. Now before you get upset that I felled a tree to make a spoon, this tree is not native to Australia and therefore what I consider to be a weed.
After carving I baked it in the oven to give it a beautiful golden brown colour and have coated it in 2 coats of tung oil. It’s got my makers mark on the back. The luminous golden sheen of this wood is incredible!
It measures 40cm long, 8.5cm bowl at widest point.
$52 Now available at Lisa Bishop Art Store & Studio, Chiltern
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Read moreMORE INFOBaked Silver Poplar Dolphin Spoon Facet Back
Hand-carved Silver Poplar dolphin spoon baked in oven to give a golden colour and finished in tung oil. Spoon measures 14cm long, 4.6cm at widest point .
Makers mark on rear of spoon handle ( see gallery).
This Silver Poplar was harvested at Maragle, NSW in the foothills of Mt Kosciuszko, hand-carved and finished by me.
$25 Now available at Lisa Bishop Art Store & Studio, Chiltern
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Read moreMORE INFOBaked Silver Poplar Eating Spoon
This hand-carved spoon is made from a Silver Polar Tree that I felled at Maragle, NSW at the foothills of the Snowy Mountains. Now before you get upset that I felled a tree to make a spoon, this tree is not native to Australia and therefore what I consider to be a weed.
After carving I baked it in the oven to give it a beautiful golden brown colour and have coated it in 2 coats of tung oil. It’s got my makers mark on the back.
It measures 19cm long, 4cm bowl at widest point.
$40 Now available at Lisa Bishop Art Store & Studio, Chiltern
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Add to cartMORE INFOSilver Poplar Spoon Small with Bark
$22.00 inc. GSTHand-carved Silver Poplar dolphin spoon baked in oven to give a golden colour and finished in tung oil. Spoon measures 12.5cm long, 4cm at widest point. Bark on back of handle.
This Silver Poplar was harvested at Maragle, NSW in the foothills of Mt Kosciuszko, hand-carved and finished by me.