Description

Two metals, one scoop. The bowl is solid, pure copper, hand-hammered for strength and texture, fastened with heavy-duty rivets to a rugged wrought iron handle. The handle ends in a traditional scroll loop, so the scoop hangs easily on a mug rack, a kitchen rail, or a hook on the coffee bar itself.

It holds approximately one tablespoon — calibrated for whole coffee beans, ground espresso, loose-leaf tea, or sugar. At roughly 8 1/2″ long overall, the extended handle reaches into deep coffee bags, tall canisters, and mason jars without making a mess.

The pairing is more than handsome: copper is the traditional 7th anniversary theme and iron the traditional 6th, so this lands as a gift for either milestone — and for any coffee drinker who appreciates real handmade craftsmanship.

Care: hand wash only and dry immediately with a soft towel. Over time the pure copper will naturally oxidize and develop a warm, unique patina; if you prefer the bright high-shine finish, polish the bowl occasionally with a dedicated copper cleaner or a natural mixture of lemon juice and baking soda.

Specs: – Capacity: holds approximately 1 tablespoon – Total length: approximately 8.5 inches – Bowl: solid pure copper, hand-hammered; handle: wrought iron with scroll loop – Materials: Copper, Iron, Wrought iron – Hand wash only; dry immediately – Hand forged in our Durango, Colorado shop

Heirloom-Quality Finishes: Using only the highest-quality products, our finishes are both beautiful and durable, letting the craftsmanship of our handwork shine while standing up to high-traffic, moisture-prone areas like baths and appliance pulls. By combining zero-VOC undercoats with hardening wax, we create a richer, deeper finish than paint — one that can be reapplied at any time to restore its original luster. Unlike other coatings that chip or fade, this finish keeps surfaces looking their best. Tested hundreds of times over years, it’s proven to be the most durable and beautiful choice available.

Oil Blackened: Satin black with light touches of grey, this finish allows the texture and forge work to come through. Our black oxide process penetrates into the metal, actually changing the color of the iron itself. This results in a deep, rich satin black that adds depth and character to the piece.

Brushed Steel: This finish lies between a nickel/pewter hue with a satin sheen. It goes well with both modern and rustic decor. This is not a high shine, factory gloss kind of look. Some forge scale will be present which gives this finish a slightly antiqued / hand forged quality.

Brass Brushed: This finish is achieved by heating the piece and hand brushing using a solid brass bristle brush. The brass integrates with the steel creating a very durable and amazingly beautiful darkened brass/bronze coloration. The brush strokes are visible, contributing a visual texture to this timeless look.

Care & Maintenance: https://handforgedhomedecor.com/how-to-care-for-iron-hardware/

Disclaimer: Items are hand made using traditional blacksmithing techniques, therefore no two are exactly the same. Small variations in dimensions and shape may be present in each piece. Items may vary from photos slightly. These variations only add to the unique beauty of each piece, and are a testament to their authenticity as hand forged items. All items are hand forged from solid iron. Custom material sizes available upon request.

Element Hardware is not responsible for damage to mounting surfaces for any reason.