Andre VerdierClassic Country Bread Knife in Rose Pink
R319
About
The André Verdier Laguiole Bread Knife, with the trademark bee logo, is designed to cut through all sorts of bread and is ideally suited to slicing the famous baguette or a Sunday’s fresh loaf. The mark of a truly great bread knife is that it will cut through the bread without crushing it. The bread knives are designed to be robust and easy to maintain. They’re a must-have for any table! In its beautiful wooden box, this breadknife is a fantastic gift – whether for a housewarming party or a special occasion!
Andre Verdier cutlery was established over 150 years ago in the French rural countryside near Thiers - the French capital of cutlery for 6 centuries. Andre Verdier has become famous as a manufacturer of professional kitchen knives and other tableware that bears the values of true 100% French artisan cutlery. Made by master cutlers in France, every Laguiole tool must go through 50 quality control steps to pass inspection.
Product Features
- The classic country look bread knife
- Guaranteed 100% French manufacturing
- Materials: 13% stainless steel knife, 1.2mm hardened stainless steel blade; synthetic handle
- Total length: 29cm
- Blade length: 17.5cm
- Comes with an etched wooden storage tray
- Dimensions: 29 x 17.5 x 7cm (H x W x L)
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