This small coffee scoop is hand-made from a single piece of sheet brass, shaped hot and finished at the anvil. There are no seams or joints, just one piece of brass, carefully worked into a simple, useful form. The hammered bowl bears the marks of the process and gives each scoop its own character.
The bowl holds approximately one heaping tablespoon, making it well suited for daily coffee brewing. The handle is clean and straightforward, stamped with the Mississippi outline and finished with a leather thong for hanging within easy reach. It’s a small tool, but one meant to be used often.
Some people say “brass has no class.” I think you’ll agree this little scoop proves otherwise. Brass has a warmth that steel doesn’t, and a richness that develops over time. With use, it will darken and soften, taking on a patina that reflects years of mornings, routines, and quiet moments.
This scoop isn’t trying to be flashy or delicate. It’s honest, durable, and meant to earn its place in your kitchen. Use it daily. Let it age naturally. Like most good tools, it only gets better the longer you keep it around.
Hand-forged in Mississippi, one at a time.
Simple, elegant and useful.
This small coffee scoop is hand-made from a single piece of sheet brass, shaped hot and finished at the anvil. There are no seams or joints, just one piece of brass, carefully worked into a simple, useful form. The hammered bowl bears the marks of the process and gives each scoop its own character.
The bowl holds approximately one heaping tablespoon, making it well suited for daily coffee brewing. The handle is clean and straightforward, stamped with the Mississippi outline and finished with a leather thong for hanging within easy reach. It’s a small tool, but one meant to be used often.
Some people say “brass has no class.” I think you’ll agree this little scoop proves otherwise. Brass has a warmth that steel doesn’t, and a richness that develops over time. With use, it will darken and soften, taking on a patina that reflects years of mornings, routines, and quiet moments.
This scoop isn’t trying to be flashy or delicate. It’s honest, durable, and meant to earn its place in your kitchen. Use it daily. Let it age naturally. Like most good tools, it only gets better the longer you keep it around.
Hand-forged in Mississippi, one at a time.
Simple, elegant and useful.
