Antique Asian Utensil Set – Carved Sheath w/ Knife & Chopsticks

Bring a piece of history and craftsmanship into your collection with this antique Asian travel utensil set. The set features a steel knife and wooden chopsticks, all neatly stored in an ornately carved sheath with brass fittings. The sheath is decorated with delicate etchings, giving it both elegance and character. Whether displayed as a conversation piece, added to an antique collection, or appreciated for its craftsmanship, this set is as practical as it is fascinating. Chinese, most likely late Qing to early Republic period (late 1800s–early 1900s) from northern China/Manchurian border regions.

This travel eating set is distinctly Chinese, likely from the late Qing to early Republic era (late 1800s–early 1900s). Its bone-plaque sheath with brass fittings, square wooden chopsticks, and narrow-bladed utility knife align with designs used by Chinese riders and hunters, distinguishing it from Tibetan or Southeast Asian types.

14 inch long with everything in holster, 10 inch long just