This black finish saucing spoon is the smaller, more precise companion to our bestselling large plating spoon, sized for cooks who want a bit more control for delicate garnish work or plating in tighter spaces. It carries the same balance and feel that has made the larger size a line cook staple, just scaled down.
Built on an 18/8 stainless steel core, the bowl carries a black mirror polish while the handle is left brushed, a contrast finish that stays easy to grip through a busy service. The bowl holds approximately 1.5 tablespoons, enough for a clean sauce line or a controlled dot without overloading a smaller plate. At 220mm and 2.5 oz it stays light and maneuverable through repeated use.
Care Instructions: Hand wash and dry promptly rather than running through the dishwasher. Repeated dishwasher cycles and abrasive scrubbers can wear the black mirror finish over time, so gentle hand cleaning keeps it looking sharp.
Built on an 18/8 stainless steel core, the bowl carries a black mirror polish while the handle is left brushed, a contrast finish that stays easy to grip through a busy service. The bowl holds approximately 1.5 tablespoons, enough for a clean sauce line or a controlled dot without overloading a smaller plate. At 220mm and 2.5 oz it stays light and maneuverable through repeated use.
Care Instructions: Hand wash and dry promptly rather than running through the dishwasher. Repeated dishwasher cycles and abrasive scrubbers can wear the black mirror finish over time, so gentle hand cleaning keeps it looking sharp.
- Brand: Richmond
- Material: 18/8 Stainless Steel
- Finish: Black Mirror on Bowl, Brushed on Handle
- Color: Black
- Weight: 2.5 oz (72 g)
- Length: 220mm (8.25 in)
- Width: 49mm (1.9 in)
- Volume: 1.5 Tablespoons
Reviews
1 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Excellent Spoon, September 1, 2026Posted By: Kyle
Used daily more than 2 years for everything you can think of in a pro kitchen. The shape is great. Good amount of curve and depth on the bowl for numerous kitchen tasks. Coating has held up extremely well. I never scrub them with abrasive pads but always run them through the dish machine after a shift. Well worn but still black throughout. For the price point the entire Richmond line of spoons are the best on the market.
Used daily more than 2 years for everything you can think of in a pro kitchen. The shape is great. Good amount of curve and depth on the bowl for numerous kitchen tasks. Coating has held up extremely well. I never scrub them with abrasive pads but always run them through the dish machine after a shift. Well worn but still black throughout. For the price point the entire Richmond line of spoons are the best on the market.
