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Handmade Stoneware Spoon Rest

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$16 $25 In stock

Category: Accessories

- A simple, elegant stoneware spoon rest
- Handmade on the south coast of England by ceramicist, Rebecca Williams
- Hand thrown and each unique, finished in a milky glaze
- The perfect place to rest messy spoons while cooking

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 18 reviews)

Robert W. ★★★★★

The milky glaze has a lovely soft texture that picks up the light, and since it's hand-thrown, you can see the subtle ridges where the potter shaped the clay. It holds a spoon or spatula with zero mess on the counter, and honestly, it makes the kitchen feel a bit more like a seaside studio.

Ava H. ★★★★★

I've been leaving this on the counter for a week now and it's already become part of my morning routine, just a sturdy little landing pad for the spoon when I'm stirring tea. The hand-thrown shape gives it a character you just don't get from mass-produced kitchen stuff, and the milky glaze catches t

Isabella A. ★★★★★

The milky glaze is so smooth and soft to the touch, and it catches the light beautifully on my counter. I love that mine has slightly uneven edges from being hand-thrown—it feels like a little piece of the south coast in my kitchen.