Long-handled wooden spoon. The bowl has a pointed base. The base of the handle has an elbow, and the handle tapers towards the tip. The handle is flat on the top, and rounded below. There is a small area of engraved design between the bowl and handle. The handle is pierced at the tip. There is a small semicircular chip in the rim of the bowl. When viewed from the rear, the shape of the spoon is reminiscent of a stingray.
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