Spoon making

Spoon making

During the Middle Ages and even later the main tools for eating were knives and spoons. Spoons were usually made of wood, because spoons cast of various metals could be afforded only by wealthier people. High ranking nobility owned not only iron, but also silver, gilded or even gold tableware. The less wealthy usually made do with wood. Wooden spoons were irreplaceable until the mid. 20th c. They were quite popular during the Interwar period too, but after the World War II Lithuanians started buying metal tableware.

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Presented by Master Gediminas Kairys

Presented by Master Gediminas Kairys, Jonas Navickas, Erikas Čypas