#spoon rack

[designobjectory]

American carved white pine hanging spoon rack, 19th c., with a lollipop finial and an overall pinwheel and sawtooth decoration, retaining an old blue over red surface, 25 1/2" h., 13" w. 

[threeriversforge]

Working on another customer order -- this time a little rack to hold some decorative spoons.  Customers never cease to amaze me with their Iron Dreams!

[yetanothersaint]

spoon rack from Kitchen Think by Nancy R. Hiller via Lost Art Press

Jason Thigpen of Texas Heritage Woodworks made this rack to store a variety of handmade spoons. The pegs for the spoons are made of white oak shaped by hand with a block plane, then installed using the tapered mortise-and-tenon tooling from Lee Valley. The 3/8” tapered tenon tool is used in this case and the pegs are angled upwards by about 5° to help the spoons stay on. (Jason says that if he built another spoon rack in the future, he would probably increase that to about 10°.) The base of the spoon rack is pecan harvested from a dead tree Jason felled just outside of his family’s yard. The spoon rack is mounted by means of keyhole slots in the back.

[lanejoy]

Wholesale stainless steel spoon rack for kitchen

In today's fast-paced world, maintaining a clean and organized kitchen is essential for efficient cooking. That's why we are thrilled to introduce the stainless steel spoon rack for kitchen, a revolutionary kitchen accessory that not only keeps your counters and cooking area clean but also adds a touch of modern style to your culinary space.

Designed specifically to prevent messy utensils while simmering sauces, caramelizing vegetables, or browning meat, this spoon rest is equipped with wide bases that effectively prevent food particles from entering counters and stovetops. Its unique vertical design saves valuable countertop and stovetop space, allowing you to prepare tasty dishes without any hindrance.

The stainless steel stand-up spoon rest securely holds spoons, spatulas, and other cookware upright in its vertical spoon rest. By placing the cutlery head in the removable ceramic bowl and balancing the handle on the curved metal rod, your kitchen utensils will always be within reach when it's time to whip up a pasta sauce or flip a burger. Additionally, the upright storage ensures that the handle is easy to grip, enhancing your cooking experience.

With its clean and flowing lines, this organizer adds a touch of modern style to your kitchen. The modern finishes complement a variety of kitchen styles and color schemes, allowing you to showcase your unique style in the best light.

One of the key advantages of this spoon rack for kitchen is its ability to create an organized cooking station with easy access to all your utensils. Keeping a trusty wooden spoon or favorite silicone spatula nearby for quick intervention while cooking becomes a breeze. Moreover, it prevents food from burning and allows for quick access to spoons and spatulas, making it easy to place tongs or a pancake spatula while cooking.

Cleaning the spoon rest is a hassle-free task. The ceramic tray can be easily removed from the base, allowing for easy cleaning of the seating area after each use. If necessary, simply rinse the basin between dishes. Handwashing is recommended for the ceramic tray, while wiping the metal with a damp cloth and drying it with a towel will keep it in pristine condition.

Measuring 6" long x 4.5" wide x 7.25" high, the dimensions of this stainless steel spoon holder for the dining table make it compact enough to fit seamlessly into any kitchen layout.

The stainless steel spoon rack for kitchen revolutionizes kitchen organization by keeping your counters and cooking area clean, reducing the possibility of food on the burner or cross-contamination. Its unique vertical design saves space, adds a touch of modern style, and ensures easy access to your utensils. With its easy cleaning process and compact dimensions, this spoon holder for the dining table is a must-have for all cooking enthusiasts.

[yetanotherthriftblog]

(to the tune of a Soundgarden song) SPOON RACKS...

A moment to say I miss seeing Artis the Spoonman perform on corners in Seattle. He’s alive but not totally well. Also miss seeing Tuba Man, who greeted me in the near-dark of night after concerts at the Coliseum, who was taken from the world far too soon. My flip-phone photo, January 2008:

[craftdiscoveries]

(via Repurpose a Spoon or Rod Rack into a Cute Sunglasses Holder ~ Madigan Made { simple DIY ideas })

[deadrasputin]

Miss Courtney's mama has a bad ass spoon collection