Mary Rose 'Crew' Spoon tool roll revealing beautiful heartwood and sapwood

revealing beautiful heartwood and sapwood colours

They are today one of the few remaining British tool manufacturers

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Mary Rose 'Crew' Spoon tool roll revealing beautiful heartwood and sapwoodMary Rose 'Crew' Spoon Hand carved with Axe & Knife From Cherry Wood Carved in South Devon, UK Finished with Linseed Oil Mary Rose 'Crew' Spoon A replica of one of a few wooden spoons found aboard the Mary Rose, a warship belonging to the English Tudor Navy of King Henry VIII which sank in 1545 and was raised from the Solent in 1981. The spoon is thought to be a 'crew' spoon, used for eating gruel and possibly beef stew. The crew would eat around a