medieval cutlery set stainless steel Maliënringen Similar brooches were worn principally

Similar brooches were worn principally during the 9th and 10th centuries by Norse and Swedish Viking women

Leg wrappings were worn by the Romans at Hadrian's Wall

present-day Tekija

Anthropomorphic swords such as this have been excavated in France

Centuries later

medieval cutlery set stainless steel Maliënringen Similar brooches were worn principallyThe historical cutlery set is crafted from stainless steel, contrary to most historical cutlery sets. This means it will never rust and remains always ready for use. The set consists of a hand forged knife, fork, spoon and an eating pick or eating awl. During the Middle Ages, the food pick functioned as a fork. The set has been designed for easy cleaning after use. The ends of the cutlery feature a metal ring. A rope may be threaded through it and