Andre Verdier Steak Knife Set 6pc with Wooden Stand - Cherry Red

BRAND: 

André Verdier is a French company that has been crafting high-quality knives and cutlery for over 150 years. The company is based in the small town of Laguiole, which is located in the Aveyron region of France. André Verdier is best known for its Laguiole knives, which are highly respected around the world for their superior craftsmanship and elegant design. The company uses only the finest materials to create its knives, including high-grade stainless steel, natural woods, and acrylics. Each knife is handmade by skilled artisans using traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations. André Verdier's commitment to quality and attention to detail has made it one of the most respected names in cutlery in France and around the world.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: 

The Andre Verdier Steak Knife Set with Wooden Stand is an excellent addition to any kitchen. With its sharp, serrated blades, these steak knives are perfect for cutting through meat with ease. The knives are made from high-quality stainless steel and feature ergonomic, comfortable handles that provide a secure grip. The wooden stand keeps the knives organized and easily accessible, making them a stylish addition to your dining table. This set of six steak knives is perfect for a family dinner or a small dinner party. They come in a beautiful gift box, making it an ideal present for a wedding, anniversary, or housewarming.

Key Features: 

- Classic country look steak knife set
- Set includes 6 steak knives
- Guaranteed 100% French manufacturing
- Comes with an etched wooden storage block-
- Materials: 13% stainless steel knife, 1.2mm hardened stainless steel blade; synthetic handle

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
- Wash knives after use in warm, soapy water, dry immediately, and pop back into the knife block
- We do not recommend washing these knives in the dishwasher. In the dishwasher, blades can knock against one another, reducing the longevity of the edge, and water can creep in between the metal and the handle, reducing the life of the handle