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Ironsmith Co. Viking King Dining Set And Pouch - Hand-Forged, Knife And Fork, High-Carbon Steel Construction
$24.99
- Ironsmith Co. offers reproductions like the Viking King Dining Set that are suited for actual use or as unique display pieces
- The set is hand-crafted of high-carbon steel that has a rustic, black finish, highlighted by a contrasting polished finish
- Both of the utensils have a twisted handle with a large loop in the end to use for hanging storage or drying them
- The 8 3/4” overall fork has four sharp-pointed, 3” tines and the 10 1/4” overall knife that has a razor-sharp, 4 3/4” blade
- The Viking King dining set can be carried and stored in its genuine leather sheath that has a belt loop for attachment
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- Ironsmith Co. offers reproductions like the Viking King Dining Set that are suited for actual use or as unique display pieces
- The set is hand-crafted of high-carbon steel that has a rustic, black finish, highlighted by a contrasting polished finish
- Both of the utensils have a twisted handle with a large loop in the end to use for hanging storage or drying them
- The 8 3/4” overall fork has four sharp-pointed, 3” tines and the 10 1/4” overall knife that has a razor-sharp, 4 3/4” blade
- The Viking King dining set can be carried and stored in its genuine leather sheath that has a belt loop for attachment
$24.99
Ironsmith Co. offers reproductions like the Viking King Dining Set that are suited for actual use or as unique display pieces. The set is hand-crafted of high-carbon steel that has a rustic, black finish, highlighted by a contrasting polished finish. The 8 3/4” overall fork has four sharp-pointed, 3” tines and a twisted handle with a hanging loop. A hanging loop also tops the twisted handle of the 10 1/4” overall knife that has a razor-sharp, 4 3/4” blade. The Viking King dining set can be carried and stored in its genuine leather sheath that has a belt loop for attachment. NOTE: Please clean before use as the utensils have been heated-treated and oil-quenched. You can use beeswax on them to help prevent rust.