Sabatier 8" Chef's Knife Carbone Steel
A classic carbone steel French chef's knife is crafted in Thiers, the historic center of French blade making, by our favorite cutlery company, Thie...
View full detailsA classic carbone steel French chef's knife is crafted in Thiers, the historic center of French blade making, by our favorite cutlery company, Thie...
View full detailsA classic carbone steel French chef's knife is crafted in Thiers, the historic center of French blade making, by our favorite cutlery company, Thie...
View full detailsProduced by Robert Herder in Solingen, the so-called "City of Blades" and center of the German sword- and knife-making industry dating back to the...
View full detailsFrom the legendary German manufactory, Robert Herder—comes the the straight-edge cousin of the knife Food & Wine magazine declared a "kitchen ...
View full detailsA classic stainless steel French paring knife crafted in Thiers, the historic center of French blade making, by our favorite cutlery company, Thier...
View full detailsA classic stainless steel French bread knife crafted in Thiers, the historic center of French blade making, by our favorite cutlery company, Thiers...
View full detailsFrom the legendary German manufactory, Robert Herder—comes the the straight-edge cousin of the knife Food & Wine magazine declared a "kitchen ...
View full detailsThe 'Couteau Chien' or 'Dog Knife' has been the official knife of the French West Indies for over 100 years, where this sharp blade is used to cut ...
View full detailsManufactured near Nogent, France by a cutlery company established in 1923. Stainless steel; hornbeam wood handle; brass rivets. Hand wash. Total Le...
View full detailsA French style oyster knife, crafted in Thiers, the historic center of French blade making by Thiers Issard, a company with over 125 years of blad...
View full detailsA classic stainless steel French chef's knife crafted in Thiers, the historic center of French blade making, by our favorite cutlery company, Thier...
View full detailsA paring knife with the distinctive and graceful Opinel blade and handle shape, still made in the Savoie, France. Carbon steel blade; beechwood ha...
View full detailsThe classic Opinel folding knife, still made in the Savoie, France. Stainless steel blade; beechwood handle. Hand wash. Open Length: 7.5"
A truly elegant set of six authentic Laguiole steak knives, produced in Thiers—the capital of French cutlery—by VERDIER Manufacture. Sharp, sturdy...
View full detailsA classic carbone steel French paring knife crafted in Thiers, the historic center of French blade making, by our favorite cutlery company, Thiers...
View full detailsThe most interesting pocketknife in the world! First produced in 1929 by the Cognet family in the French knifemaking city of Thiers. Originally int...
View full detailsA new addition to our cutlery collection! Available in three distinct colors. Feels light but substantial in the hand, and is a capable knife for a...
View full detailsA classic carbone steel French paring knife crafted in Thiers, the historic center of French blade making, by our favorite cutlery company, Thiers ...
View full detailsA truly elegant set of six authentic Laguiole steak knives, produced in Thiers—the capital of French cutlery—by VERDIER Manufacture. Sharp, sturdy...
View full detailsThese carbon steel and beechwood kitchen knives are made by hand in a workshop in Solsona, Spain, near Barcelona, where the Pallarès family has bee...
View full detailsA classic stainless steel French paring knife crafted in Thiers, the historic center of French blade making, by our favorite cutlery company, Thier...
View full detailsA classic carbone steel French paring knife crafted in Thiers, the historic center of French blade making, by our favorite cutlery company, Thiers ...
View full detailsA classic stainless steel French paring knife crafted in Thiers, the historic center of French blade making, by our favorite cutlery company, Thier...
View full detailsThe L'armor folding knife's singular style is the product of its maritime Breton origins, signified by the brass anchor inlay on the horn handle. ...
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