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Here are some merchants who make and/or sell replicas of period feast gear-related items.
- Adelheid Geisler
Pewterware
- A.E. Williams
A Pewter goods, including flagons, tankards, plates, goblets, and cups
- APVA Preservation Virginia Museum Store
Reproductions relating to finds at Jamestown, including a pewter flagon, jackware pint, and pottery jugs (including bartmanns/bellarmines)
- L'Archevêque
Knives (see the Miscellaneous Products)
- Bandoliers for Musketeers
Handmade leather jackware
- Billy and Charlie's finest Quality Pewter Goods
Household Goods include trenchers, candleholders, spoons, forks, beakers, and saltcellars, all of which are 14th and/or 15th century
- Bjarni's Boots
Leather vessels, including blackjacks, bombards, bottels, and costrels
- Bodgit & Bendit
Pottery copied accurately from surviving finds and based on examples from prehistory to the medieval period
- Ceramics Paulus Florizoone
Conservation, restoration and replicas of pre-historic, Roman, medieval and post-medieval earthenware
- The Compaignye Store Ceramics
Cups, mugs, jugs, and pitchers
- Flaming Gargoyle Pottery
Stoneware, maiolica, sgraffito, and terracotta
- Gaukler Medieval Wares
Sterling silver spoon with acorn knop; some nice knives and scabbards in the New section
- Handelsgillet
Pewter spoons, trenchers (round & rectangular), bowls, saltcellars, and knives (in Till bords)
- HideBound Leather Tankards
Tudor tankards, medieval blackjacks and bombards
- HistoireVivante.com
Selection of utensils and wooden bowls and glassware
- Historic Enterprises
Cutlery; pottery, including mugs and bowls (13th-15th centuries); horn spoons; and glassware.
- Hudson Claypotter
Various 15th-16th century ceramics, including tygs, jugs, and stoneware tankards & bellarmines.
- Ironwood Pottery Studios
A variety of pottery and ceramic items representing a wide range of historical eras
- Jeff Brown Pottery
A line of 15th century Raeren stoneware -- bottles, jugs, steins, and short mugs
- The Jelling Dragon
Viking and early medieval drinking glasses; horn mugs and leather tankards; horn cups and pottery cups; shot cups of glass or horn; drinking horns; bowls and plates of turned wood or horn; medieval and Viking knives; horn spoons and forks, and iron forks
- Julia Smith Historic Pottery Reproductions
Some work is based on English examples from the 16th-17th centuries, including Delft manganese speckled mugs and a redware porringer
- Majenta Nicholls Pottery Studio
Medieval and Renaissance ware includes some 15th century tankards and jugs
- Manning Imperial
Domestic items include 13th-14th century Frankish tableware (based on illustrations in the Maciejowski Bible), 11th-12th century copper Byzantine tableware, and a 12th-13th century Arabic flask
- Mary's Maiolica Arts
Maiolica in 15th and 16th century styles; can do custom work for feast gear.
- The Mary Rose Museum
Sells replicas of hand-turned wooden plates, wooden spoons, pewter spoons as used by officers, and pepper mills
- Medieval Design
Silver spoons; pewter flagons, beakers, plates; brass forks and spoons; ceramic bowls and jugs; and glass beakers
- Medieval Mudpies
Reproductions of Italian maiolica and medieval English pottery
- Moonstone Pottery
Reproductions of English pottery from the 16th and 17th centuries
- The Northerner
Carries glassware, pottery, and wrought iron goods, dating variously between the Roman Empire to the 18th century
- Parchemine et par Pot
Northern French pottery of the 9th-15th centuries
- Past Presence
An interesting range of reproduction period pottery
- Poterie du Carbassou à Rasiguères
The Ligne "Patrimoine" features a few styles of medieval pottery, as well as Celtic and Gallo-Roman pottery
- Poterie des Grands Bois
Pottery from the 10th to 15th centuries
- Raku Raku Tei
Ceramic historical pottery, including mugs, jugs, cook pots, and pipkins in earthenware and/or stoneware
- Robin Wood, Bowlturner
Carries treen replicas for reenactors, including bowls, mazers, flasks, plates, and spoons, as well as a 15th century German "star bowl"
- Steve Millingham Pewter Replicas
Various English spoons in styles from 1275 to the 1650s, as well as Apostle spoons; Drinking Vessels include a 14th century flagon, 15th century beaker, a 16th century flagon, and a beaker and wine goblet from the late 16th/early 17th centuries; 17th century cutlery sets and a late 16th/early 17th century table salt.
- Tanjadis.com
See "Arts de la table" for metal utensils ("Mangier") and vessels ("Boivre," includes 13th-14th century beakers in pottery and glass, and various jugs from the 13th-15th centuries)
- Tod's Stuff
Cutlery and eating-knives
- Toepferei-Museum Medieval Ceramics
The museum store sells pots for drinking and cooking
- Trinity Court Potteries
A good variety of jugs, jars, plates, bowls, etc., including Roman, Saxon, early medieval, medieval, post-medieval, and majolica
- Venetian Cat Studio
Roman, Minoan, and Egyptian reproduction ceramics
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