Forks over knives.
Before we used plastic, folks carried their own eating utensils. This unique beautifully crafted set slides into the other's handle creating a flat safe transportable fork and knife. Great for picnics or lunches on the go. Eco friendly and retro chic. Due to age it is a bit fragile so be gentle when using. Some wear on the metal casing on the wood handle as seen in photo 4 and the wood on the handles gets very dry so make sure you have butcher block oil on hand. Small crack in the wood as seen in photo 3. Makers mark stamped on the back of the "H. A. Mack Boston Mass Italy".
H. A. Mack is a company that was founded in 1931 and still exists as a resource for superior quality kitchenware.
Please don't wash this set with soap and never put them in the dishwasher. Rinse with water, dry by hand and condition them with butcher block oil after drying.
Pick up is available for those of you in or visiting Los Angeles. Just send me a message so I can arrange to remove the shipping charges.
Shipping from United States
I pack using eco friendly materials wherever possible which means you most likely will receive your shipment in a second hand box. Your item will be securely wrapped and sealed up.
I encourage all my customers to please RECYCLE, REDUCE, & REUSE.
Local pick-up available if you live or plan on being in the Los Angeles area. Just convo me so I can arrange to deduct shipping before you pay.
International shipping is available - just ask me to give you a quote.
Refunds
Refunds will be given for the purchase price only and excludes shipping costs. Refunds will only be given after the item has been returned and received in the condition it was sent to the buyer. Item must be in its original box. Buyer will pay all return shipping costs.
Additional
The objects sold here are vintage which is why I try to describe items accurately as some may show the wear of time or have manufacturer defects. Please read descriptions carefully and contact me with any questions you might have before making a purchase. I also recommend using the "zoom" function on the photos.