Tod Cutler – Simple Medieval Eating Knife with Blade Etching- 12th – 14th Century

Please Note: The sheath no longer is plain, it now has some embossed design on it which has not yet been photographed

This Medieval eating knife is recreated based on finds from the river Thames from the 12th – 14th century. A simple, yet handsome design is can ably serve as a general utility knife as well as it can an eating knife. Though a practical knife in its design its brass bolster and pommel cap coupled with quality craftsmanship elevate it to a treasured personal tool – the blade with its leaf-like silhouette would have also been considered quite fashionable in its day.

The sharpened, single-edged blade of this eating knife is made from EN45 high carbon steel and has etched design on a single side. The grip is polished wood surmounted by a brass pommel cap and brass bolster. The knife is paired with a sheath of tough leather with stitched construction and a hanging ties.

Please Note: The last photo demonstrates some of the available sheath color options. Exact hues may vary.