Steel construction ensures long-lasting durability for repeated use
Wooden handles provide a comfortable and traditional grip
Three-tined forks were common in 18th-century dining for added style
Fits nearly any 18th-century dining impression for versatile use
Summarized by Shop
Throughout the 18th century, three tined forks became very popular. The use of the fork became more common as the knives that were imported had blunt ends, like these here.
Our steel cutlery with wooden handles fit nearly any 18th century impression.
Material
Steel with wooden handles
Included pieces
Dinner fork, dinner knife
Color
Silver (fork), Brown (knife)
Pattern
Solid
Summarized by Shop
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unfortunately I had to return everything they were civilian items, and I needed military items for my son who does re enactments and encampments with his SAR Artilery unit. But loved the catalog and will be buying more...couteous helpful
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Janet · October 14, 2021
Colonial Cutlery
I purchased the knife and fork to go with my husband's Colonial kit for his SAR Chapter. It is perfect!