14th 15th century cutlery set wooden grip small Drinkhoorns The spearhead is wrapped round

The spearhead is wrapped round with silver thread and a brass casing

The sword is made for intensive use

The earrings are a replica based on ones depicted on a mummy portrait from Er-Rubayat

The bag comes with a chain to hang the sporran around the kilt

a shorter variant of this type of kite shield

14th 15th century cutlery set wooden grip small Drinkhoorns The spearhead is wrapped roundThe cutlery set is based on 14th and 15th century originals found in illuminated manuscripts and on painted panels. The knife and eating pick are crafted from wood with nails and a decorative end to the handle. During the Middle Ages, an eating pick served the function of a fork. The set is supplied with a leather sheath, which features a loop so that it may be conveniently hung from your belt. This set is well suited to late medieval reenactment as