medieval pan

medieval panThe pan is handmade and has two grips. It was used, for instance, to bake vegetables and served as a kind of medieval wok pan. The pan has a diameter of 29 cm and its depth is 10 cm.

They also provided suitable protection for the mail hauberk and later helped protect plate armour from corrosion and rust

The grip is constructed from suede leather and does not feature a nock upon which arrows can be placed

The sword is based on originals crafted in the first half of the 10th century

namely on remains of a scabbard found in the shipwreck of Porto Novo from the 1st century AD

the knife is decorated with two wooden discs

The hourglass design offers excellent protection and wrist mobility

A typical armet consisted of four components: the skull

They are depicted in fighting manuals such as those by Hans Talhoffer

The mask features an adjustable leather strap at the back and is therefore suited to every head size

The original is now part of the collection at the Musée de l'Armée in Paris

Crafted from high-quality leather with canvas fraying and a hand-stitched finish

a grip of 24 cm