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14th c. Eating Knife ~ Malleus Martialis Firenze
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14th c. Eating Knife

Malleus Martialis Firenze / 14th c. Eating Knife

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14th c. Eating Knife

Product Name: 14th c. Eating Knife
Period: 14th c. – early 15th c.
Source: Based on a knife from the London Findings, this kind of blade is also depicted in period last supper and banquets miniatures and paintings.
Blade Cross Section: triangular
Grip: Horn, Bone or exquisite wooden essences
Overall Length: 25 cm
Blade Length (from the cup): 14.2 cm
Max Blade Width: 2 cm
Grip Length: 10.8 cm
Edge Thickness: Sharp
Weight: approx. 80 gr.
Hardening: 54 HRC
Flexibility: None
Price: 110 €

 

A precious accessory

The 14th c. Eating Knife , whose shape is precisely taken from London findings, is depicted by the most famous painters and miniaturists all over Europe. This knife has a sharp edge.

 

More Details

  • Disclaimer: the blade is not stainless and is not suitable for food preparation.
  • Grip: Horn: Black Buffalo Horn; Wood: Box, Apricot, Walnut, Cherry.
  • Perfect for the medieval table reconstruction
  • Sheath not included, it can be added on request.
  • Handcrafted in Italy
  • 1 Year Warranty >> More

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