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Ironsmith Co. Pioneer Dining Set and Pouch
$33.99
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- HAND-FORGED HIGH-CARBON STEEL: Heat-treated utensils with a dark antique-style finish and forged texture.
- THREE-PIECE DINING SET: Includes knife, fork, and spoon designed for reenactments, displays, or camp use.
- TWISTED HANDLE DETAILS: Decorative twisted handles with curved ends and eye-holes for hanging storage.
- DETAILED DIMENSIONS: Knife, fork, and spoon measure about 8" overall with listed blade, tine, and bowl sizes.
- FOLDING LEATHER POUCH: Tie-fold pouch with thong closure keeps the set organized for travel and storage.
- HAND-FORGED HIGH-CARBON STEEL: Heat-treated utensils with a dark antique-style finish and forged texture.
- THREE-PIECE DINING SET: Includes knife, fork, and spoon designed for reenactments, displays, or camp use.
- TWISTED HANDLE DETAILS: Decorative twisted handles with curved ends and eye-holes for hanging storage.
- DETAILED DIMENSIONS: Knife, fork, and spoon measure about 8" overall with listed blade, tine, and bowl sizes.
- FOLDING LEATHER POUCH: Tie-fold pouch with thong closure keeps the set organized for travel and storage.
$33.99
The Ironsmith Co. Pioneer Dining Set reflects the rugged practicality of early camp tableware with a hand-forged design inspired by frontier living. Each utensil is crafted from high-carbon steel and heat-treated to achieve a dark, antique-style finish that highlights the forged texture. Twisted handles and simple shapes give the set a distinctive look suited for reenactments, historical displays, or rustic camp settings.
The three-piece set includes a knife, fork, and spoon, each measuring approximately 8" overall. The knife features a 3 3/4" straight-edged blade with a curled twisted handle, while the fork has two 2 3/4" tines and the spoon features a 2" x 2" bowl. Each handle ends in a curved tip with an eye-hole for hanging or drying. The entire set stores neatly in a folding leather pouch secured with a thong for convenient transport. Please clean before use due to the heat-treating process; applying beeswax can help reduce moisture exposure.
