Handforged Medieval Cutlery Set - Stainless Steel Knife, Fork and Spoon Set - Includes Genuine Leather Utensil Pouch

I use these all the time. They look so good. Blew my expectations out of the water. Literally so good.

The utensils themselves are well made and comfortable to use, the knife actually has a decent edge and could probably be sharpened to a true cutting knife edge easily. the spoon is a good size, and the 2 prong fork while taking a little getting used to does work well. The leather pouch fits and holds the utensils easily but the leather is a little rough indicating lower quality leather, but it is real leather used and I provides a rustic authentic look.

This is a beautiful hand forged Medieval cutlery set that includes a knife, fork, spoon and genuine leather carrying pouch. The utensils are made on India from stainless steel and have a handmade look. The knife is not sharp so it might be more of a show piece than actual cutting knife. The fork and spoon have a nice twist in their handle that gives them a nice touch. I don’t know how usable this set really is but it is a good conversation starter.

These are more the style one might guess is Norse rather than being actually made in Scandinavia. The packaging has minimal literature, but the post says it's made in India. These are pretty solid & decent quality. These look like the cutlery in the post. It includes what is advertised. They have a hammered metal look, come with a leather case just like the pictures. The utensils work as expected as a fork, knife, spoon.The leather case makes it convenient enough that these could be taken on a picnic or work as mobile utensils, like for work (I'm not the type to leave anything of value at my workplace, even if it's only utensils...shady thieves as well as dirty disease pit).These work as expected, so deserve a good review.

These are REALLY cool. Gorgeous hand hammering...one of my favorite vine products. Perfect for Ren fairs, SCA events, larping, etc. Nice leather pouch for storage also. Highly recommended.

These are all metal. The knife is plenty sharp. The fork is very pointed. Keep away from childrenThey have no covering on the handles and are shorter than regular cutlery. I love them. .

I'm not sure what this is meant for, I got it because I like the design of the fork, that's a design similar of a fork that went to a carving set my grandmother had, especially the tines. Like I said, maybe desirable by role players I guess or medieval reenactment fans. Fairly well made, they say it's stainless steel, which is a little unusual for a mediaeval or Nordic product, but who's checking I guess, it will certainly last a lot longer than forged iron.

Overall, the set feels like high quality and the leather pouch adds a touch of class to the overall kit. However, the tip of my knife came broken with a missing tip. So quality and durability may be questionable.