Heart spoon handmade from lead free pewter by Glover and Smith

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Quality pewter spoons will not tarnish like silver spoons. Our quality pewter salt bowls will not react with salt like silver salt bowls. Our contemporary pewter will not go grey like old pewter as it contains no lead. Silver gifts give the recipient a cleaning job, lead free pewter gifts do not. pewter boxes will not need polishing, silver boxes will. Glover and Smith contemporary pewter. High quality lead free pewter is eco friendly. Our designs are all made from 92% lead free pewter, making them all ideal tenth wedding anniversary gifts or tin anniversary gifts.

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Heart spoon handmade from lead free pewter by Glover and Smith

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“For every love there is a heart
somewhere to receive it.” - Anon

heart spoon, pewter by Glover and Smith

The heart is a symbol of love and also
vulnerability and the traditional heart
shape has long been used as a symbol
of the spiritual, emotional and moral care
of a human being.

£15.00

Code: s5

Heart spoon, handmade in lead free pewter
by Glover and Smith.

Great gifts for loved ones or an
ideal Valentine's present.

Length 85 mm boxed

Unlike the knife, the spoons friendly and feminine
character makes an ideal gift or souvenir; an expression of love, commitment and memory.

Spooning can also mean kissing, caressing or even
courting, there is a Welsh custom of lovers carving
love spoons for each other.

The gift of a spoon implies caring.

“A true friend is someone who reaches
for your hand and touches your heart.”
- Anon

Glover and Smith jar spoons, jam spoons, preserve
spoons, marmalade spoons, sugar spoons and honey
spoons, all lovingly handmade by us in Wiltshire.

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In the Renaissance and later in the Baroque age the heart on a coat of arms stood for eternal faithfulness and courage.

In Roman times and even up to the 1500’s, the word Valentine meant the name of a person picked from a box to be your sweetheart. Around 1533, it became a folded piece of paper with the sweetheart’s name on it. By 1610, it had become the gift, given to that special person and by 1824 it had become the poem, letter or verse to a sweetheart that we know today.

Although Valentine’s Day is celebrated on February 14th, it originates from the Roman celebration called Lupercalia – a fertility festival held on the February 15th

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Heart spoon handmade from lead free pewter by Glover and Smith