Little dipper.
Like an elevator for your eggs, we use this brass egg spoon for gently lowering and lifting them in and out of boiling water. The center-less spoon provides a space to securely nestle an egg without fear of it rolling around willy-nilly (like you’d get with a regular spoon). With no more crash landings (and tragic cracks), our eggs have never felt safer.
Photography by Rocky Luten and Mark Weinberg
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Sir Madam
Brooklyn, NY
Sir Madam trawls flea markets for the most interesting kitchenware in order to remake and reissue the best pieces for 21st-century use. Their focus is designing timeless pieces for modern, eclectic domestic spaces.
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