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Medieval Eating Pick – Lord of Battles

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The personal dining fork seems to have had its first widespread use in the Byzantine Empire and spread from there to Italy via trade in the 11th century. Although the fork found use in Italian hands, increasing in popularity through to the Renaissance, it would be centuries before it would be common on supper tables. The fork was long regarded by Northern Europeans as a pretentious and unmanly Italian notion – in the meantime, they would use eating picks such as this. A simple dinner skewer for meats, the owner often kept their eating pick in a belt pouch to accompany them wherever their next meal might take them.

This medieval eating pick is made from stainless steel.

2 reviews for Medieval Eating Pick – Lord of Battles

  1. Robert Peters

    Pretty straight foward A very simple item with just enough decorative addtionds to look great.

  2. T.F

    Nice The pick is nice. Takes up little space and is quite useful for eating. Mine had a slight downward bend to it. It isn’t a precision tool, it is for eating so the bend isn’t a concern. A must for any cutlery set.

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