Italian Air Force 3 Prong Dessert Fork
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- SKU
- S91462993
Description
Features
- Genuine Italian Air Force Issue — Authentic Aeronautica Militare officers' mess flatware sourced from Italian military stocks.
- Three-Prong Dessert Pattern — Classic short-tine European dessert/cake fork profile sized for sweets, pastry, and fruit courses.
- 18/10 Stainless Steel — Inoxriv-grade Italian stainless resists rust, staining, and corrosion through repeated washing.
- Aeronautica Militare Crest — Stamped with the official Italian Air Force insignia on the handle for unmistakable provenance.
- Manufacturer Hallmarks — Marked "inoxriv 18/10 Italy" on the reverse, confirming Italian production and material grade.
- Officers' Mess Tableware — Built to the spec used in Italian Air Force officers' dining service, not field-grade utensils.
- Compact Handle Length — Dessert-fork dimensions slot neatly into a place setting, mess kit, or collector's display.
- Made in Italy — Produced in Italy to Aeronautica Militare contract standards.
- Collector and Field Use — Works equally well as a militaria piece, camp utensil, or conversation starter at the table.
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Customer Reviews
Top customer reviews
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great buyMy wife picked these out for our dinner parties and honestly there pretty cool. The military surplus vibe is kinda neat and they clean up real easy in the dishwasher. Would definitely buy again if I needed more.
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Coolest little forkYou really cannot beat the price for a genuine piece of Italian Air Force gear. It is made of heavy-duty steel and the logo stamped on the bottom looks very professional.
Solid stainless steel
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Unique FindI have collected military surplus for years and this Italian Air Force dessert fork is easily one of the most unique pieces I have come across. The Italian Air Force logo stamped into the bottom is a fantastic detail and the stainless steel construction still looks polished and elegant after all these decades.
One of a kind
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Sis-in-Law love itHaving traipsed around Europe in the past, including Italy and seeing the then-Pope, I felt she'd like something like this. Apparently I was right. A small reminder of Italy from a Malus Puer. (chuckle)
When a regular fork is too big (some seafood, etc.), this hits the spot.
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