Shopping for feastgear: the links

My friend Duncan, who also is a fan of feastgear, and I has tried to compile a list of some vendors who either makes and sells or just sells feastgear of different kinds. Some have the works, some do knifes and some do pottery. I’ve also chosen to focus on European vendors.

• Lionheart replicas
  Pewter ware; spoons, trenchers and more
• Krohns krukmakeri
  Utility pottery from Bronze Age to 16th century
• Battle merchant
  A wide range of camp equipment; pottery, cutlery, pots&pans
• Pewter replicas
  Pewter ware; spoons and drinking vessles
• Lorifactor
  Spoons, knifes, pottery, candlesticks
• Rasmus Rasmussens smide
  Knives from different eras
• Historic enterprices
  American vendor with a big range of things, comes to TORM
• Trinity Court Potteries
  Pottery, mainly late medieval and renaissance
• V knives
  Roman to 16th century knives
• Majcen Crafts
  Wooden products
• Potted history
  Pottery from ancient times to post medieval
• Robin Wood
  Traditional woodwork
• Ilja Frenzel mittelalterkeramik
  Pottery from 6th to 16th century
• Cervus Trading
  Miscellaneous household wares, 14th-16th century
• The Glassmakers
  Roman to post medieval glass
• Tod Cutler
  Handmade knife reproductions at good prices
• Medieval Crafts
  Glass, pottery and camp equipment
• Zeitenhandel
  Roman to late medieval period
• Medieval Design
  Re-enactment equipment; pottery, pewter, glassware
• Reenactment market
  Ancient times to renaissance camp equipment and products for daily use
• Handelsgillet
  Spoons
• Töpferei Kurtz Mittelalterkeramik
  Pottery from 6th to 16th century
• Der Roemer Shop
  Roman kitchen&camps utensils
• Crossman Crafts
  Domestic equipment; trenchers, bowls
• Big Beynon’s Blacksmithing
  Historical reproducted knives
• Marchand Medieval
  Table ware, kitchen utensils and lighting
• Vehi Mercatus
  A wide range of eating and kitchen utensils
• Olde Hansa
  Glass ware

A lot of shopping also takes place at different markets

• The original reenactors market
  Takes place twice a year, in March and November in England
• Artisans and reenactors market
  Takes place twice a year, in March and November in England

If you have a recommendation for another vendor or market, please let me know and I can add them to the list!