Made to order — please allow 4–6 weeks from your order date for this item to ship.
Our exceptional cookware is all made by hand by Ryan Sanden, the blacksmith artist. Each piece is handcrafted in the USA, made in small batches, ensuring heirloom quality, and is guaranteed for life.
The Forged Copper Serving Ladle is a stunning addition to any kitchen, with its durable construction and elegant copper finish. Perfect for serving soups, stews, and more.
Hand Forged in the USA. Lifetime Guarantee.
Why This Ladle? Each piece is handcrafted in the USA using historic and modern blacksmithing techniques, made in small batches, ensuring heirloom quality, and is guaranteed for life. With a hand-forged blackened stainless steel handle and hand-hammered copper bowl, it's a functional piece of cookware to display in your kitchen and use for serving anything from gravy to ladling pancake batter into a skillet. An essential addition to every kitchen!
Each item is handmade, forged, and assembled on our homestead in the USA. All cookware is thoughtfully made, and minor variations, blemishes, and scratches in each item can be expected due to the handmade nature of artisan craftsmanship. These aesthetic variations add to the character of the cookware and will not affect its performance. All items are inspected repeatedly for quality and are guaranteed for life.
Features
Featuring copper rivets, a hand-hammered 4" copper bowl, and an approximately 12" long blackened stainless steel handle.
Materials
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Bowl: Hand-hammered C110 lead-free copper (unlined)
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Handle: Hand-forged blackened stainless steel
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Rivets: Copper
Dimensions
Each piece is hand forged, so expect slight variation.
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Bowl: 4" diameter
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Handle length: approx. 12"
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Weight: approx. 8 oz
Use & Care
Copper ladles are designed to be used for serving. Because they are made of unlined copper, they should not be left in food during cooking or used extensively in highly acidic foods, as this may cause copper to leach into food.
It's normal for copper to develop a patina over time — this doesn't affect performance and can be polished off if you prefer a bright finish. Copper is highly conductive, so it heats up quickly; always use an oven mitt or towel when handling copper pieces that have been near heat.
Read our full Care & Seasoning guide
Safety
All metal cookware gets hot during use — including handles, lids, and utensils. Always use an oven mitt or towel when handling, keep hot cookware away from children, and allow it to cool before cleaning.
