Spoon - Roman (Small)Roman spoons, or Cochlearium, were unearthed in numerous Roman sites between the 4th and 5th centuries, and in England. The small Roman spoon with its tapering handle is 10cm in length. The bowl is attached to the decorative arched neck of the stem which is flat in section and curls back towards the head, allowing it to hang seamlessly on the rim of your cup. Also available in large. Product dimensions: W2. 3cm L10cm

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