horn cutlery set with pouch stainless steel Middeleeuwse schoenen as the pigments required to

as the pigments required to produce them were exceedingly expensive

This sword is based on a 9th-century original discovered in France

has a blade of 94 cm and weighs 900 grams

From Roman Gaul the only images of crossbows from Roman times have been preserved

horn cutlery set with pouch stainless steel Middeleeuwse schoenen as the pigments required toThis cutlery set consists of a knife, a spoon and a fork. It is based on originals from the fifteenth to the seventeenth centuries. Such sets can be seen, for example, in paintings by the Dutch masters. The cutlery has a beautiful horn handle with brass decoration. The set comes with a brown leather pouch to store the cutlery well. The cutlery is made of stainless steel so that it is easy to clean and does not rust.