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"Nice item, solid steel not cheap tin"
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Ironsmith Co. Set of Four Medieval Eating Skewers
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- HAND-FORGED HIGH-CARBON STEEL: Each skewer is crafted from a single solid piece of steel with a forged finish.
- FOUR-PIECE SET: Includes four medieval-style eating skewers for dining or display.
- TWISTED HANDLE DETAIL: Handles feature twisted steel construction for grip and visual character.
- 7" OVERALL LENGTH: Compact size suited for camp dining, reenactments, or historical collections.
- HANGING LOOP DESIGN: Twisted loop at the handle end allows convenient hanging storage.
- HAND-FORGED HIGH-CARBON STEEL: Each skewer is crafted from a single solid piece of steel with a forged finish.
- FOUR-PIECE SET: Includes four medieval-style eating skewers for dining or display.
- TWISTED HANDLE DETAIL: Handles feature twisted steel construction for grip and visual character.
- 7" OVERALL LENGTH: Compact size suited for camp dining, reenactments, or historical collections.
- HANGING LOOP DESIGN: Twisted loop at the handle end allows convenient hanging storage.
The Timber Wolf Ironsmith Co. Set of Four Medieval Eating Skewers recreates the simple dining tools once used throughout the Middle Ages. Each skewer is hand-forged from a single piece of high-carbon steel, giving the set a rugged, handcrafted character. The twisted handles add visual detail while reflecting the practical style of historical dining utensils.
Measuring 7" overall, each skewer features a pointed tip designed for piercing and lifting food during meals or camp dining. A loop twisted into the handle allows the skewers to be hung for storage or drying. The four-piece set works well for reenactments, themed dining, or as a distinctive historical display. Please clean before use due to the heat-treating process; applying beeswax can help reduce moisture exposure.
Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.
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Cool but tiny
"The skewers are awesome looking but they are tiny I'm not really sure what I'll be able to cook on them. They seem to be like overgrown metal toothpicks. The overall design is pretty and very nice. And I'll admit I didn't pay much attention to the size description as I was thinking the space for food was 7 inches not the overall length being 7 inches,"
