Medieval Plates and Cutlery

Medieval Collectibles has medieval feastware so that you can eat at the medieval faire or design your wedding with a Medieval theme. We carry medieval plates, medieval cutlery, and medieval dishes. Cutlery is a fancy word for silverware or flatware during the Medieval times, which includes forks, knives and spoons. People during the middle Ages primarily used their fingers to eat with. If there was a knife on the table, it was shared with the rest of the family. Table knives didn't come around until about the 16th century. Prior to that, men used pocket knives, daggers, or whatever they may have been carrying on their person at the time. Many medieval families may have had a couple of pieces of cutlery in their possession; it was considered too fancy to be used on a regular basis and was kept in a drawer or put away for special occasion.

Spoon, Fork, Knife and Leather Pouch Item # OB3350 This eating set is blacksmith forged in blackened steel to minimize maintenance. Supplied in an attractive leather pouch with a belt loop, these period utensils are made to be used and work well. This eating set is perfect for re-enactments. Price:  $26.02	Medieval Feasting Utensils Item # 800438 Feasting Utensils for the re-enactor on the go! Our set of spoon, knife and fork fit neatly in a tie-fold, open belt pouch for a great combo. Easy to take along to the faire, a picnic, camp out or wherever you want to be able to eat out! Price:  $50.00 On Sale For: $45.00	Medieval Cutlery Set Item # MCI-2225 Whether you are at your local Ren Fair eating turkey legs or having a cook out with friends at a reenactment, this cutlery set is the perfect take along to any Medieval or Renaissance feast. The set consists of a spoon, fork and a knife. Price:  $37.80
Medieval Set of Eating Utensils Item # 800166 Utensils like these, which closely model those widely used from the early Iron Age to the Middle Ages, had to compete with the convenience of fingers. The handle for each hand-forged piece is given the traditional blacksmith's twist. Price:  $35.00	7 Inch Medieval Eating Bowl Item # OB0592 Crafted from solid hardwood, this Medieval Eating Bowl replicates typical early medieval eating utensils. This item goes great with our Medieval Eating Spoon and would make a great accessory for re-enactments. This also makese a great gift! Price:  $7.43	Medieval Eating Spoon Item # OB0579 Crafted from solid hardwood, this Medieval Eating Spoon replicates typical early medieval eating utensils. This item goes great with our Medieval Eating Bowl and would make a great accessory for re-enactments. This also makese a great gift! Price:  $2.97
6 Inch Medieval Eating Bowl Item # OB0591 Crafted from solid hardwood, this Medieval Eating Bowl replicates typical early medieval eating utensils. This item goes great with our Medieval Eating Spoon and would make a great accessory for re-enactments. This also makese a great gift! Price:  $5.95	Wyverex Dragon Plate Item # AG-PL2 Following a tradition going back to Roman Britain, pewter was the most common type of plate used for most of the later period up to the 18th century, when porcelain succeeded. The Wyverex Dragon Plate features a detailed motif of the legendary dragon. Price:  $99.00	5 Inch Medieval Eating Bowl Item # OB0590 Crafted from solid hardwood, this Medieval Eating Bowl replicates typical early medieval eating utensils. This item goes great with our Medieval Eating Spoon and would make a great accessory for re-enactments. This also makese a great gift! Price:  $4.46
Parisienne Absinthe Spoon Item # AG-ACWT8 At one time, absinthe spoons were simply slotted spoons and nothing more. As the drink gained in popularity, so too did the accoutrements that surrounded it, eventually giving rise to decorative items like the Parisienne Absinthe Spoon. Price:  $75.00	Wyverex Dragon Fork Item # AG-CW2 The Wyverex Dragon Fork is made of fine steel with intricately modeled cast pewter handle, with a heavy overall silver-plated finish. One of the advantages of this pewter fork is that it does not need regular polishing to maintain its gorgeous appearance. Price:  $39.00	Pirate Flintlock Knife and Fork Set Item # 801768 From the dinner table of Captain Jack or the evil Barbarossa comes this unique dining set. The fully functional knife and fork have a built-in secret; the handles also serve as unique miniature flintlock pistols. Boy those pirates knew how to eat! Price:  $139.00 On Sale For: $125.00
Ovo Adeptus Egg Spoon Item # AG-CW11 Marked with authentic alchemist' sigils for boil and egg, this egg spoon can only be put to one use! One of the advantages of this pewter spoon is that it does not need regular polishing to maintain its appearance; pewter does not tarnish like silver. Price:  $40.00	La Fee Verte Absinthe Spoon Item # AG-ACWT4 The La fee Verte Absinthe Spoon is a traditional sugar cube strainer for watering down absinthe or can be used to strain ice from your liquor. The La fee Verte Absinthe Spoon is made of pewter and has a fairy in the center. Price:  $44.00	Wyverex Dragon Knife Item # AG-CW1 The Wyverex Dragon Knife is made of fine steel with intricately modeled cast pewter handle, with a heavy overall silver-plated finish. One of the advantages of this pewter knife is that it does not need regular polishing to maintain its gorgeous appearance. Price:  $39.00
Wyverex Dragon Spoon Item # AG-CW3 The Wyverex Dragon Spoon is made of fine steel with intricately modeled cast pewter handle, with a heavy overall silver-plated finish. One of the advantages of this pewter spoon is that it does not need regular polishing to maintain its gorgeous appearance. Price:  $39.00	Caput Ovum Egg Cup Item # AG-CW12 Crack open a skull for breakfast every morning! Solid cast and polished pewter cup. One of the advantages of this pewter Caput Ovum Egg Cup is that it does not need regular polishing to maintain its appearance; pewter does not tarnish like silver. Price:  $50.00	Muse De Boheme Sugar Tongs Item # AG-ACWT6 Art Nouveau inspired sugar tongs, mirroring our Muse De Boheme sugar bowl. The Muse De Boheme Sugar Tongs are elegant, grotesque and tantalisingly enamelled, pewter-handled tongs will mesmerise and intrigue any table guest. Price:  $52.00
Elizabeth I Seal Top Spoon Item # WR-LIZSP Before the late 1550's, seal top spoons are a relative rarity. After that, though, they became very popular until about 1670. This Elizabeth I Seal Top Spoon is modeled after one that might have been used by the Queen of England, Elizabeth I herself. Price:  $15.00	Mortius Skull Cruet Set Item # AG-CW10 Salt and pepper - the spices of life, now to be stylishly purveyed from the universal symbol of death; cast pewter skulls with plastic food-receptacle. One of the advantages of this pewter Mortius Skull Cruet Set is that it does not need regular polishing. Price:  $89.00	Gold Plated Anointing Spoon Item # WR-ANSP There was more that went into crowning a king then simply putting on a crown and ruling the nation. Oftentimes, there was a ritual, in which something like this Gold Plated Anointing Spoon might be involved, to consecrate and bless a new sovereign. Price:  $13.00
Gold Plated Crown Top Spoon Item # WR-CTSPOONG Crowns have long-been used in coronation ceremonies, acting as a symbol of the sovereign's right to rule. This Gold Plated Crown Top Spoon replicates an elegantly detailed crown atop an incredibly decorative and ornate looking spoon. Price:  $14.50	Tudor Spoon Item # WR-TUDSP It may seem like a decoration, but this Tudor Spoon would have sat at the hands of nobility and royalty, to be used while eating the finest of meals. The spoon is supplied in a clear acetate box with a card detailing who would have used this spoon. Price:  $15.00	Viking Ship Spoon Item # WR-VSP Now you can even eat with distinctive Viking style. The Viking Ship Spoon is an impressive and incredible little collectible that comes complete in its own little acetate box, as well as featuring an interesting little data card with historical facts. Price:  $14.00
Mary Queen Of Scots Seal Top Spoon Item # WR-MQSSP Before the late 1550's, seal top spoons are a relative rarity. After that, though, they became very popular until about 1670. This Mary Queen of Scots Seal Top Spoon features a seal modeled after a coin struck to commemorate Mary's wedding. Price:  $14.00	Silver Plated Crown Top Spoon Item # WR-CTSPOONS Crowns have long-been used in coronation ceremonies, acting as a symbol of the sovereign's right to rule. This Silver Plated Crown Top Spoon replicates an elegantly detailed crown atop an incredibly decorative and ornate looking spoon. Price:  $13.00