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- n. An ornately carved spoon, sometimes with double bowl, traditionally made from a single piece of wood by young men, especially in Wales, as a love token for a sweetheart.
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reesetee Love spatulas aren't made in Wales. Try Macau. Jan 21, 2008
uselessness Where can I find a love spatula for my kitchen-bound S.O.? Jan 21, 2008
seanahan Hmm, is there a love spork? Jan 21, 2008
reesetee Maybe you just haven't met the right one yet. Jan 20, 2008
yarb I appreciate spoons, but I'm not sure I could say I love them. Jan 20, 2008
reesetee You're welcome! I don't think traditional love spoons are that elaborate. The ones I've actually seen (in Wales) are very simple too. Jan 19, 2008
treeseed Those are incredible! Thank you for showing them to me. The one I have is quite primitive by comparison. I love it though. Jan 19, 2008
reesetee They make lovely wedding gifts. I've given a few to family members (and gotten one back, too). :-)
Some beautiful (and beautifully elaborate) modern ones here (not advertising--just love the designs on this site). Jan 19, 2008
treeseed A love spoon is an ornately carved spoon traditionally made from a single piece of wood by young men, especially in Wales, as a love token for their sweethearts, to show their affection and intentions. They come in many different sizes and the ornamentation differs greatly and includes many symbolic forms. I have one with a chain of four links, a die, a cage with three balls inside, a heart and a horseshoe. Jan 19, 2008