Snazzy Serving Pieces

Handmade and engraved with the company’s signature chop, this handsome trio looks pricier than it is.

To buy: $24 (pie server), $44 (fork and spoon); vivaterra.com.

Real Simple is giving away one set of Boa & Shalla Spoons by Kirsten Hectkermann. Lovingly carved by the designer in her father’s Kilifi, Kenya, workshop, the wooden duo has hand-knotted leather ties and develops a nice, weathered patina over time.

Enter here for a chance to win. And be sure to come back tomorrow and often; we’ll be giving away something great in each Daily Find from now until December 15!

To buy: $55 for set, shophorne.com.

Dole out deliciousness with these sophisticated stainless-steel grippers. Or, for a touch of old-fashioned charm at the wet bar, use them to proffer ice or garnish.

To buy: $13, surlatable.com.

When displayed for all to see, this fun polypropylene set brings a bit of color, humor, and high design to any chef’s kitchen.

To buy: $22 for two, unicahome.com.

This stainless-steel-and-resin beauty gives sweet treats (pie, cookies) and savory dishes (quiche, casseroles) the royal treatment. In five colors, including red (shown).

To buy: $13, surlatable.com.

This notched cherrywood dipper rests on a pot’s edge between stirrings (the handle remains cool) so countertops stay sauce-free. There are two versions―one for righties and one for lefties. Hand-wash.

To buy: $42, shopatclares.com for right-hand version and shopatclares.com for left-hand version.

Use this versatile tool to help prop up the Thanksgiving bird or to skewer that lone dog in the skillet.

To buy: $9, oxo.com.

The designer’s rosewood-and-stainless-steel servers are hand-hammered, which gives them rough-hewn, yet luxe, appeal.

To buy: $150 for set, tableartonline.com.

Although she’s best known for her modern sterling-silver jewelry, the designer has utilized this precious metal in a more surprising way. Spaghetti, anyone?

To buy: $300, tiffany.com.

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