H140xW50xD50mm, Hong Kong
Something Old Something New, a pair of spoons (head) double as tamper (base) for making expresso.
The figurines are of course the famous Spike … & I. For more of Spike, visit his blog at
spiketang.wordpress.com
W4xL9mm, Hong Kong
These series of unique spoons are an exploration by the artist of Japanese clay and glaze materials. Fired in gas kiln (1200C) in Shigaraki, Japan.
W65xL130mm, Hong Kong
How can a party be without something glamorous. This gold cross spoon is perfect for serving delicacy like caviar, foie gras, etc.
White stoneware, clear glazed, high fired, then with gold luster and refired to 750C.
L140mm, China
There is the English idiom “born with a silver spoon in one’s mouth” describing someone from a wealth privileged family. In China where silver spoon is not a common utensil, for such a person one would describe him as “born with a golden key in one’s mouth”.
