Anselm herb cutter

The chefs' knife "Anselm" has a fine sharpened blade with a wooden handle. A really nice piece for your camp and kitchen. The grip is tightly riveted to the tang.Materials: tool steel and woodTotal length: 33cm Width: max. 6cmAttention: This article is sold to persons older than 18 years. That’s why we need a copy of your registration or license via Fax (+49 40-351316) or email. This articles fright costs might vary from the usual prices. Our customer service will help you, if necessary – please give us a call.

The cooking knife "Anselm" should be part of every medieval cutlery or kitchen. It is made from tools steel and therefore very rough and durable.Materials: tools steel and woodLength: 23 cm Width: 2,5 cm

The large fork from our "Anselm" can be used as a barbecue or serving fork. Bigger roasts can be, together with the large chef´s knife from the same series, sliced and served easily.A large cold meat plate, decorated with this fork and the matching knife, should be emptied fast.Just like all parts from our "Anselm" series, this fork was designed to look rough. Two long spikes on top of a torqued beam with two wooden jackets - thats all there is to this great serving fork. The grip, made from two wooden jackets, is riveted to the handle with two brass pins.The fork, just like the rest of the "Anselm" series cutlery, can be stored away inside the "Anselm" roll bag.Small hint: wearing a "George" cape in the front, makes you a chef in no-time.Material: steel, woodLength: 29 cmWeight: app. 130 g This article is a medieval prop that is only produced in small quantities. For this reason, expensive food certification is uneconomical or would have a massive impact on the selling price. Therefore we are obligated to the following notice: Prop - not certified or suitable for contact with food.

The small fork from our "Anselm" series can be used as a serving fork. It looks really decorating on a cold meat plate on your medieval banquet.Naturally it can be used for eating: just like most of our cutlery it is designed quite rough, but will suit for most medieval tables.Two long spikes on top of a long torqued beam with wooden handles make the fork. The surface was knowingly not polished but browned, so that the wrought iron look is archieved.The wooden handles are attached with brass pins.The fork, just like the entire "Anselm" series, can be stored away inside the "Anselm" rolling bag.Small hint: wearing a "George" cape in the front, makes you a chef in no-time.Material: steel, woodLength: 19 cmWeight: 44 g This article is a medieval prop that is only produced in small quantities. For this reason, expensive food certification is uneconomical or would have a massive impact on the selling price. Therefore we are obligated to the following notice: Prop - not certified or suitable for contact with food.