Cochlear, Brass Roman Spoon

Discover Cochlear, Brass Roman Spoon

Cochlear, Roman spoon made of brass with round bowl

In general, spoons from ancient Roman times can be divided into two basic types: while the ligula (pl. ligulae ) has a handle with a rounded end or decorative knob and a more generous, often
It had an oval spoon (called a laffe ), the cochlear (pl. cochlearia ) was characterized by a straight handle
With a pointed end and usually had a smaller bowl.

Cochlearia are believed to have been table spoons. Numerous archaeological finds demonstrate that these spitting spoons were used for many years.
For centuries they have been used as tableware in different shapes and materials. through their special
They were not only used as spoons for eggs or snails, but were also used to eat many other foods.
And the plates are perfect. Although the front part was used for serving sauces, desserts, and the like, it was great.
It ends up as a substitute for a fork (similar to an awl or a pick for eating) to pierce pieces of fruit, vegetables, meat and other foods.
Be used.

This reproduction of a cochlear spoon with a fairly flat round bowl (circular bowl) is made of brass and with
Equipped with a sharp point, this beautiful piece of Roman cutlery is ideal for living history purposes and a
Good addition to any Roman reenactor's kit.



Details:

- Material: brass

- Total length: approx. 14.5cm

- Bowl diameter: approx. 2.5 cm.
- Weight: approx. 7 g



Legal notice:
Not suitable for direct contact with food.