Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval historical reproduction eating knife re-enactment
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval historical reproduction eating knife re-enactment
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval historical reproduction eating knife re-enactment
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11
Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11

Medieval eating knife Brass handled - 13th-16thC TCP11

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This style of medieval eating knife was popular for a long period from around 1250 to 1550 and was often found in the trading areas of the channel and North Sea. 

The carbon steel blade is stamped with the Tod Cutler makers mark and is fitted with brass handle scales. This is a lovely and neat lower middle class or aspiring peasant eating knife.

The scabbard has carved decoration and is finished with a ‘tabbed’ hanging point.

Overall length              19cm/7.5”

Blade length                11cm/4.25”

Grip length                  8cm/3”


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