Both the handle and bowl are made from mild steel. Over all length approx 24".

Ladle w/hand sunk bowl - $50
Ladle w/spun bowl - $30

Made from 1/8" square mild steel, once used the oils from the food "seasons" the steel helping to inhibit rust. Twists at the top and bottom help keep the food on the skewer. (See the Projects area for a "how to" about making these).

Set of 6 - $20

These hooks are designed specifically for cooking over open fires. One piece slides against the other while the notches allow the user to stop at the desired height above the fire.

This tremmel hook was made at the Hancock Shaker Village's "Blacksmithing Days - Age of Iron". This weekend event was sponsored by the Berkshire Blacksmiths Association. Although the annual event was alot of fun, it rained nearly all day long both days. By the time it was over everything had a fine layer rust despite our best "rain abatement attempts".

$35.00

The simple "S" hook. Although it's usually one of the first projects a blacksmiths learns to do, they are an indespisible component of open fire cooking.

This particular one measure 8". However, many variations are availble for both length, and hook orientation, and hook opening.

$8.00

Origionally described to me as a "'J' hook on a stick" this simple tool is great for grabbing a lid handle on heavy cast iron pots and taking a sneak peek at the contents.

$12.00

This useful warming device stands 6" high and measures 6" in diameter.

$30.00

Based on an example from the LaTene archaeological find, this cooking tripod stands approx 4' tall and has a leg spread of approx 2-1/2'.

$90.00