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The Spatula's Bound to Stir Around

Michael Feldmann knows that the wifes of neolithic hunters would not have wanted to do without these spatulas made from european oak and smeared with vegetable oil, if their husbands had been clever and skilful enough to produce some for them, and because of that this picture also could show a sensational archeological find.

In the new stone age this spatula in the hands of the village elders could be excellently suited for maintaining and restore the neolothic Highway Code. But today this would offend against the rules of food hygiene, if afterwards the spatula should be directed to its intended purpose, and because of this in spite of proof of its historical qualification it is not allowed anymore.

Michael Feldmann created this wonderful stirring spatula, that with its total length of 400 millimetres and a width of its spoon of 64 millimetres really seduces to stirring, and let produce it by a lower frankonian timber-processing skilled workshop, in Germany so called tablery. (The change of the job title from shriner to tabler shows the decay of German craft. According to the job title shriner a shriner once had to be able to produce several wooden boards and assemble them to a shrine, but a tabler obviously just has to be able to produce one wooden Board and put it on top of four legs.) The finish of the spatula Michael Feldmann did himself. Now he wants to direct the spatula to its original intended purpose and give it as a present to the participants of his organisations, in order to seduce them to stirring.