Whale Tail Coffee Scoop Material:juniper please contact the gallery

please contact the gallery

and this board is crafted to last by a family renowned for their work for two generations

A self-taught woodworking artist

I positioned myself on the lowest shelf to get as close to the waves as possible

Jon Sauer turns exotic woods on an antique ornamental lathe made in 1868 by the Holtzapffel family

Whale Tail Coffee Scoop Material:juniper please contact the gallerySummer White, whale tail hand carved wood coffee scoop, approximately 3. 25 inches long by 1. 75 inches wide by 1. 25 inches deep. Choose from various woods. Food safe, functional and gorgeous. Summer's story: I became a math major for my Dad. I became a woodworker for me. After years of building cabinets and fine furniture I wanted to do something more artistic. On a sailing trip to Alaska I was in need of a wooden spoon. I decided to carve one