Historic Table Ware

The hilt is made of walnut wood with a brass lining.

The handle at the end of the blade is finished with a brass collar

Bone and wooden handle

Bone and wooden handle

Bone and wooden handle

Comes with a matching scabbard

Includes a matching brown leather sheath with fastening loop

The horn hilt is made from naturally grown antlers

Comes complete with a stitched case / pouch made of suede

 Material: 440 steel

wrought iron

Must-have for beer lovers and modern-day Vikings

This knife is also known as an awl

There is also a brown suede case / pouch

4 piece set

Various handle materials

Various handle materials

Horn Handles

Hand forged with leather pouch

Included is a wooden sheath

Replica of a Medieval utility or eating knife

Total Length: approx.17 cm

Length approx. 18cm

Total Length: approx. 18 cm

Hand forged from stainless steel

Includes a simple leather sheath

The knife is not stainless steel

Hand forged from carbon steel

Typical shape of an Early Medieval utility knife

Typical Medieval design

Used widely during the Middle Ages

Includes brown leather sheath

Follows originals from the 1st to 3rd centuries AD

This knife has a decorative bone hilt

Supplied with a  leather sheath

Also meets the high standards of modern cuisine

Used in place of a fork

For eating smaller items or even a tooth pick

The spoon has an extra long handle

Forged iron, ash wood

Hand made from steel

Length of fork approx. 20cm

Also known as a "Spork" this is a very useful utensil

Archaeological finds have furnished evidence 

Straight handle with simple detailing

Overall length: approx. 14.5 cm

Generously sized oval head

Oval with slightly pointed tip

Ideal for use in the camp at Medieval re-enactment events

Bowl is food and dishwasher safe

Diameter: approx. 22cm

Can be used for sugar or salt

Replicated on Early Medieval finds

Bowl has a ridge carving

Each bowl is unique

Diameter of plate is 20cm

Available in small, medium or large

Handcrafted from Genuine Hardwood

Length of spoon 24cm

Length of spoon 100cm

Length of spoon 40cm

Length of spoon 21cm

Approx.13cm

Untreated lime wood 

 Length: approx. 53 cm

 Length: approx. 36 cm

Total length: approx. 30 cm

Cherry wood teaspoon

Cherry wood teaspoon

Cherry wood teaspoon

Measuring flour, sugar or spices.

Measuring flour, sugar or spices.

Untreated lime wood

This short-handled ladle has a red leather cord that allows you to hang it in your camp or kitchen