Glover and Smith Jar Spoons. Useful Gifts That Don’t Clutter

Glover and Smith Jar Spoons. Useful Gifts That Don’t Clutter

Our jar spoons are great at getting the last bit of jam from a jar, especially a tall jar without getting your fingers sticky. They all have a hook to hang from the front or the inside of any jam jar. Gifts that get used every day.

When they are not being used, they live in the cutlery drawer.

Our designs include:

Pewter cat jam jar spoon with hook, handmade by Glover and Smith

A cat jam jar spoon. Purrfect gifts for cat lovers.

Pewter heart jam jar spoon with hook, handmade by Glover and Smith

A heart spoon. Great gifts for anniversaries or Valentine's Day.

Pewter wren bird jam jar spoon with hook, handmade by Glover and Smith

A wren spoon. Gifts for bird watchers, bird lovers, gardeners and nature lovers.

Pewter oak leaf and acorn jam jar spoons with hook, handmade by Glover and Smith

Oak leaf and acorn jar spoon. Symbols of the great British countryside. The oak tree symbolises hospitality, stability, strength, honour, eternity, endurance and liberty.

Pewter pheasant, chicken, hare and dragonfly jam jar spoons, handmade by Glover and Smith

Pheasant, chicken, hare and dragonfly. British countryside animals, great gifts for animal lovers.

Pewter bee honey jar spoon with hook, handmade by Glover and Smith

Bee honey jar spoon, perfect for runny honey.

Pewter strawberry jam jar spoon with hook, handmade by Glover and Smith

Strawberry jam spoon.

Pewter Spitfire jam jar spoon with hook, handmade by Glover and Smith

Spitfire jar spoon, great gifts for men, gifts to use every day. Gift ideas for pilots and lovers of aviation and British history.

"Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful."

William Morris


About the author: Ed Glover is a Freeman of The Worshipful Company of Pewterers and has been making pewter since 1994. Every piece at Glover and Smith is made by hand in Wiltshire using traditional techniques passed down through generations of British craftspeople.

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