14th century cutlery set knife eating awl Grip:Bone The sword is battle-ready and

The sword is battle-ready and its blade is approx

This Roman helmet is made of 1

This rapier has a swept hilt and is provided with several finger rings

The manuscript illuminations show that this chaperon was even used for beekeeping

14th century cutlery set knife eating awl Grip:Bone The sword is battle-ready andThis cutlery set is based on 14th and 15th century originals. The set consists of an eating knife and an eating awl. The eating awl was used instead of the fork, because the fork was mainly used to serve food. The eating awl was used to bring the food to the mouth and skewer the food while cutting. The set is delivered including a leather sheath and is made of stainless steel, so it is easy to wash and does not rust!