FIRE and COOKING TOOLS
Flint Striker and Flint
Steel striker, comes with a stone.
This simple style dates clear back to the Viking era. I can do other styles as well. Just contact me about what you would like.
This simple style dates clear back to the Viking era. I can do other styles as well. Just contact me about what you would like.
$
15.00
Fire Blow Tubes
Tired of getting your face full of smoke as you try to light the fire? Try one of these fire blow tubes. You will never want to be with out it again. They are a hollow steel tube with a flared mouthpiece on one end and a tapered hole on the other that focuses a strong blast of air into your dying fire, quickly restoring it to life. It also has a hook at the end to use as fire poker or lift the lid of your dutch oven.
These tubes are patterned after ones used during the 18th century.
These tubes are patterned after ones used during the 18th century.
Fire Blow Tube 48"
48 inch long blow tube
$
45.00
Fire Blow Tube 30"
30 inch long blow tube
$
35.00
Fire Blow Tube 48"
24 inch long blow tube
$
25.00
Cylindrical Brazier
These braziers were the portable camp stove in the colonial period. Fill the cylinder full of charcoal or wood, place your pot or pan on the supports and, you have an easy portable stove. They come in 2 sizes, a 6" diameter and 8" diameter. I have sized these such that a 10" dutch oven can sit on them without the legs getting caught. You can put a dutch oven right on top and cook! They are made of heavy 20 gauge sheet iron With forged iron legs and riveted together. There is a removable trivet so you can cook with smaller pots, and a bail handle to carry it around.
The design was taken from several 17th and 18th century paintings:
Tea Time, by Jan Jozef II Horemans ( 1714 – 1790 ); The Four Elements, by Sebastian Stoskopff 1635; Boy Turning Spit, by Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki 1746.
All of these painting can be viewed by visiting Sifting The Past website and searching for "brazier". See link below: http://siftingthepast.com/?s=brazier
The design was taken from several 17th and 18th century paintings:
Tea Time, by Jan Jozef II Horemans ( 1714 – 1790 ); The Four Elements, by Sebastian Stoskopff 1635; Boy Turning Spit, by Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki 1746.
All of these painting can be viewed by visiting Sifting The Past website and searching for "brazier". See link below: http://siftingthepast.com/?s=brazier
Cylindrical Brazier - 8" Diameter
8" diameter cylindrical brazier w removable trivet
$
135.00
Cylindrical Brazier - 6" Diameter
6" diameter cylindrical brazier w removable trivet
$
115.00
Chain Trammel
Use this to hang your cooking pot from a tripod. The S-hook on one end allows you to adjust the height (and heat) of the pot by hooking it up and down the chain.
$
35.00
Toaster
Put your bread in the slots and toast them against an open fire. The handle swivels allowing you to rotate the device and toast the other side of the bread. Great for any reenactor fire or even at home around the fire pit, or camping.
$
65.00
Spider Frying Pan
Colonial style frying pan with legs. By Custom order only. Contact me for details and pricing.
Fire Tongs
Handy tongs to move coals, and lift lids on your dutch oven. By Custom order only. Contact me for details and pricing.
Ember Tongs
Smaller tongs for moving coals or lighting a pipe.
Ladle / Serving Spoon
Reproduction of typical serving spoons during the Colonial period. Handle styles may vary
$
35.00
Spork
Spoon fork combination tool
$
15.00
Flipdog or Toddy Heater
The flip dog was a long iron used to heat the drink called a flip or toddy. The end was heated in the fire till red hot then plunged into the drink. It probably reacted with the sugar in the rum giving a sort of caramelized taste. About 24" long
$
30.00
Salamander Brazier
A kitchen tool used in the 18th century to warm and brown the tops of food dishes. Heat up the round disk in the wire and hold it over your dish to brown the tops of your fine food. Approximately 24" x 6". The 6" diameter disk is approximately 3/16" thick.
Salamander
24" x 6" salamander heating tool
$
80.00
