The Kitchen Table · Passing round
A good meal is made for sharing.
Long wooden salad servers, small pewter spoons and silverplated cheese tools each bring something different to the table. Find serving utensils for generous bowls, breakfast jars and the last course of the evening, choosing the length, shape and finish to suit the food and the dishes you already love.
Byard’s Boutique Proper Things for Everyday Life
Compare server length with your bowl, and spoon width with the opening of the jar.
Some pieces are sold singly; others come as pairs or multi-piece sets.
Care instructions vary between wood, pewter and plated metal.
Find your next proper thing
Dragonfly Jam Spoon | Long Pewter Jar Spoons With Hooks
Dragonfly Small Pewter Sugar Spoon
Heart Pewter Love Spoon, Jam Jar Spoons With Hooks
Olive Wood Cooking Spoon – Wooden Spoon 30cm
Olive Olive Wood Ladle – Wooden Soup, Casserole & Sauna Ladle 30cm
Olive Wood Ladle – Wooden Soup & Serving Spoon 25cm
Olive Wood Salt & Spice Scoop – Mini Wooden Seasoning Scoop 9–10cm
Olive Wood Tablespoon – Wooden Serving Spoon (20cm)
Pheasant Jam Spoon | Long Pewter Spoons with a hook for Jars
A good place to begin
Return to the full preparation and serving collection.
Find a generous bowl to pair with your salad servers.
Put together the last course with the right board and tools.
Bring a softer texture to the shared table.
The Byard’s choosing guide
Start with what you are serving and how people will help themselves. Size matters as much as appearance: a generous salad bowl needs a different tool from a small preserve jar or a butter dish.
Compare the server length with the depth and width of your bowl. A longer pair gives more reach in a large sharing bowl, while a smaller pair can be easier to use at a compact table. The product measurements help you judge how the handles will sit between servings.
Some pieces are specifically listed as jam spoons, including designs with hooks, while others are smaller sugar or seasoning spoons. Check the overall length and spoon head against your jar. Choose the listed jar spoon when that is the job you need it to do.
Yes, a mix can work naturally when each piece suits its dish. Wooden servers sit comfortably with a large salad bowl, while a small pewter spoon or silverplated spreader adds detail to breakfast or a cheese course. Follow each product’s care instructions separately when clearing the table.
