14thC Horn handled eating knife (red sheath)
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14thC Horn handled eating knife with brass rivets and bolsters. Filework on the spine of the curiously shaped, stepped blade. This is based on an original piece found in the Thames.
Double layer vegtan leather sheath with floral incised and stamped decoration, dyed red.
Blade length: 11cm/4.25"
Grip length: 8.5cm/3.25"
Overall length: 19cm/7.5"
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