Robin Wood in the UK has a nice showing of spoon racks and discussion of wooden spoons on his Greenwood carving blog.
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I see you have found Robin Wood's blog site. I think you two guys are the true reps for hand crafts. I have and continue to carve spoons of all types as well as spoon racks for wooden spoons. Jack Hill has a book out called Country Woodworker that has an excellent spoon rack design of which I have borrowed. Another excellent site. www.pinewoodforge.com and of course the venerable Drew Langsner @ drewlangsner.com.
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