Loop Brass Condiment and Sugar Spoon

A small brass spoon drawn into one continuous curve

The Loop Spoon gives an everyday serving utensil a more considered silhouette. Its shallow bowl extends into a narrow handle that bends back in a long rounded loop, creating an open shape that is easy to grasp and instantly recognizable on the table.

Made in India from brass, the spoon is sized for the smaller accompaniments that complete a meal: sugar beside coffee, salt at the table, pickles with a shared spread, or condiments arranged in individual bowls.

Formed for the Details

Looped Handle: The extended curve creates a comfortable grip while giving the spoon its defining profile.
Shallow Bowl: The compact bowl is suited to spooning small portions without overpowering the vessel beside it.
Warm Brass Finish: Golden metal adds a subtle point of contrast alongside ceramic, glass, and wood tableware.
Compact Scale: At 5.5 inches long, the spoon fits neatly inside condiment jars and small serving bowls.

At the Table

Coffee and Tea: Place beside a sugar bowl, honey dish, or jar of loose-leaf tea.
Condiment Service: Use for salt, spices, preserves, chutneys, and sauces.
Pickles and Olives: Add to small bowls within an aperitif or mezze arrangement.
Dessert Toppings: Serve chopped nuts, sprinkles, fruit compotes, or other finishing ingredients.

Product Details

Material: Brass
Design: Small serving spoon with rounded loop handle
Length: 5.5 in / approximately 14 cm
Width: 1.6 in / approximately 4.1 cm
Weight: 0.3 lb
Origin: Made in India
Maker: Fleck
Variation: Slight differences in tone and finish may occur

Care

Cleaning: Spot clean.
Avoid: Do not place in the dishwasher or use abrasive cleaners.

Ideal For

• Serving sugar, salt, spices, and preserves
• Pairing with condiment bowls and small jars
• Completing coffee, tea, and dessert service
• Adding a brass accent to mixed tableware
• Serving pickles, olives, chutneys, and garnishes

Small in scale but distinctive in shape, the Loop Spoon carries warm brass and a sweeping curved line into the details of the table.