Shell Espresso Spoons, Set of 2
Scaled for espresso but not limited to it, this hand carved set moves easily between morning coffee, a spoonful of sugar or a small bite passed across the table. Equally at home on a charcuterie board, alongside sauces, salts or condiments, they invite a more thoughtful way of serving. Each spoon reflects a different mollusk shell, with subtle variations that make the pair feel collected, not matched.
Founded in 2013 by artist and metalsmith Colby Shelton Byrd, Shelton Metal specializes in handmade, organic, ocean-inspired jewelry and sculptural homeware. Colby studied throughout Italy under world renowned metalsmiths, and creates each piece using recycled or sustainably sourced metals.
- Set of two spoons
- 4 inches long
- Hand carved and cast in solid, lead-free brass
- Cast and formed from naturally found shells, each spoon is unique
- Hand wash only
- Brass will naturally patina over time—polish with lemon juice and baking soda if a brighter finish is desired, or allow the surface to age as part of the piece’s story.
Scaled for espresso but not limited to it, this hand carved set moves easily between morning coffee, a spoonful of sugar or a small bite passed across the table. Equally at home on a charcuterie board, alongside sauces, salts or condiments, they invite a more thoughtful way of serving. Each spoon reflects a different mollusk shell, with subtle variations that make the pair feel collected, not matched.
Founded in 2013 by artist and metalsmith Colby Shelton Byrd, Shelton Metal specializes in handmade, organic, ocean-inspired jewelry and sculptural homeware. Colby studied throughout Italy under world renowned metalsmiths, and creates each piece using recycled or sustainably sourced metals.
- Set of two spoons
- 4 inches long
- Hand carved and cast in solid, lead-free brass
- Cast and formed from naturally found shells, each spoon is unique
- Hand wash only
- Brass will naturally patina over time—polish with lemon juice and baking soda if a brighter finish is desired, or allow the surface to age as part of the piece’s story.
Scaled for espresso but not limited to it, this hand carved set moves easily between morning coffee, a spoonful of sugar or a small bite passed across the table. Equally at home on a charcuterie board, alongside sauces, salts or condiments, they invite a more thoughtful way of serving. Each spoon reflects a different mollusk shell, with subtle variations that make the pair feel collected, not matched.
Founded in 2013 by artist and metalsmith Colby Shelton Byrd, Shelton Metal specializes in handmade, organic, ocean-inspired jewelry and sculptural homeware. Colby studied throughout Italy under world renowned metalsmiths, and creates each piece using recycled or sustainably sourced metals.
- Set of two spoons
- 4 inches long
- Hand carved and cast in solid, lead-free brass
- Cast and formed from naturally found shells, each spoon is unique
- Hand wash only
- Brass will naturally patina over time—polish with lemon juice and baking soda if a brighter finish is desired, or allow the surface to age as part of the piece’s story.
Scaled for espresso but not limited to it, this hand carved set moves easily between morning coffee, a spoonful of sugar or a small bite passed across the table. Equally at home on a charcuterie board, alongside sauces, salts or condiments, they invite a more thoughtful way of serving. Each spoon reflects a different mollusk shell, with subtle variations that make the pair feel collected, not matched.
Founded in 2013 by artist and metalsmith Colby Shelton Byrd, Shelton Metal specializes in handmade, organic, ocean-inspired jewelry and sculptural homeware. Colby studied throughout Italy under world renowned metalsmiths, and creates each piece using recycled or sustainably sourced metals.
- Set of two spoons
- 4 inches long
- Hand carved and cast in solid, lead-free brass
- Cast and formed from naturally found shells, each spoon is unique
- Hand wash only
- Brass will naturally patina over time—polish with lemon juice and baking soda if a brighter finish is desired, or allow the surface to age as part of the piece’s story.