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A Welsh Lovespoon hand cast in pewter by Welsh
craftsmen in Wales
Giving gifts of
handcrafted spoons to symbolise love and affection is a craft tradition in Wales
that dates back to the 16 century. The earliest surviving example can be
found in the Welsh Folk museum in Cardiff and is dated to 1667.
Love Spoons are used for many occasions, from
engagements to weddings, anniversaries to birthdays, friendship or valentine,
christenings and even farewell gifts, in fact any occasion when someone wants to
show that they care for someone.
The spoons
come in a variety of shapes and sizes and generally have a symbolic meaning.
Many symbols are used and all convey a particular message. Hearts are for
love. Bells are for the hoped-for wedding.
A horseshoe is for luck (in Wales, a bride and groom are always given a
horseshoe on their wedding day). A
wheel promised, "I will work for you.
The following photos show our
Lovespoon designs, all are gift boxed and come with a card giving a short
history of the Lovespoon.
Large
Lovespoons, WL201 to WL206 are approximately 8 inches long
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WL201
£18 |

WL202
£18 |

WL203
£18 |
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WL204
£18 |

WL205
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WL206
£18 |
Medium
Lovespoons, WL101 to WL112, approximately 6 inches long.
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WL101
£8 |
WL102
£8 |
WL103
£8 |
WL104
£8 |
WL105
£8 |
WL106
£8 |
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WL107
£8 |
WL108
£8 |
WL109
£8 |
WL110
£8 |
WL111
£8 |
WL112
£8 |
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WL113
£8 |

Above is the gift box the lovespoons come in. |
Small
Lovespoons, WL1 to WL12 approximately 4 inches long.
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WL1
£6 |
WL2
£6 |
WL3
£6 |
WL4
£6 |
WL5
£6 |
WL6
£6 |
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WL7
£6 |
WL8
£6 |
WL11
£6 |
WL12
£6 |
WL13
£6 |
WL14
£6 |
Click here to print
out an order form (opens as a .pdf document)
Contact details,
E Mail gareth@peregrinepewter.co.uk
Peregrine
Pewter
Unit 11 Village Workshops
Glynneath
W. Glamorgan
SA11 5RG
U.K.
Tel
& Fax: 01639 720026 International +44 1639 720026
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