Norwegian Hand-carved Wooden "Love Spoon" or Wedding Spoon whalers --so as to be to

--so as to be to able to light a couple of candles wherever one goes

There are a few small dents in the brass

8" tall each

and love the pairing of the blue and white with the dark wood

Norwegian Hand-carved Wooden "Love Spoon" or Wedding Spoon whalers --so as to be toThe tradition of carved wooden "Love spoons" apparently dates to mid 1600s, when they were made by young men as gifts for the objects of their affection in hopes of beginning a courtship. Often incredibly ornate, with whimsy type elements showing the prowess of their makers, they came to be carved throughout Europe in a variety of styles. This one, which I'd guess dates to the 1960s or so, was made in Hus Flid Norway (the original sticker is still on