Kitchen Implements

The Les Forgés 1890 knives embody the excellence of the French cutlery tradition. As the name suggests, they are fully forged, standing out for their durability, impeccable balance, resistance, and superior cutting quality.

Its sharp and flexible blade is ideal for filleting fish and cutting thin slices. Despite being forged throughout its length, it retains the flexibility expected from a knife of this kind.

The X50CrMoV15 steel is a type of stainless steel known for its high corrosion resistance and ensuring a high-quality cut. The blade hardness is 56-57 HRC.

The full-tang blade extends through the entire handle, ensuring the knife's robustness and balance, thanks to the even distribution of the steel's weight.

The handle, made of beechwood, comes from sustainably managed forests and is not painted. It has been treated to be water-resistant. Its ergonomic design pays tribute to traditional pocket knives, ensuring a comfortable grip.

Use: Fish Knife

Blade Production: France
Handle: beechwood
Blade length: 180mm.
Blade thickness: 2mm.
Total length: 310mm.
Weight: 154g.

It is the ultimate tool for all tasks that require high performance in terms of knife strength and power; it makes it easy to cut ribs, gratings, bones and even extremely hard-skinned fruits, such as coconuts. The wide flat of the blade, together with its strength and rigidity, make preparation easier and effortless.

The Wusthof Gourmet meat cleaver is laser-cut from a single billet of steel and is the perfect tool for cutting chicken thighs and other bones.

- Forged and tempered from a single piece of steel at 1800°C / 58° Rockwell
- All-metal handle core
- Finger protection
- Extreme long-term sharpening thanks to PEtec technology - WÜSTHOF Precision Edge.

Recommended use: Splitting bones.

Country of manufacture: Germany

Blade: chrome-molybdenum-vanadium steel.

Blade length: 18cm.

Total length: 31cm.

Packaging: Cardboard box with plastic lid.

Weight: 544g.

Recommended use: Barbecue, Vegetable, Raw Meat, Fish

Steel: Stainless Laminate CoS 60 HRC
Production Lama Japan
Overall length: 292mm.
Blade length: 180mm.
Blade thickness: 2.5mm.
Type of sharpening: flat
Type of construction: laminated with riveted handle
Handle: birch burl
Maintenance: not dishwasher safe
Packaging: bag with zip in leather and leather sheath marked Fallkniven

This curved cut blade is razor sharp and makes herbal work easy, but it can also be used for diced meat or thin onions. Called Mezzaluna by the Italians (half moon) or Hachoir by the French, this culinary tool is a must have for any serious chef.

Dimensions and details:

- Length: 18cm
- Clean immediately after use, do not leave food deposits on the knife blades.
- Hand wash only in water and neutral soap, rinse thoroughly and dry immediately.
- Please do not put in the dishwasher, as exposure to extreme heat and powerful detergents can be harmful to the type of steel (CROMOVA 18).

Japanese GLOBAL knives are the favorite of Chefs in the most prestigious hotels and restaurants in the world. The first GLOBAL knife was designed in 1985 by Komin Yamada, who gave the knife he created a new and revolutionary design.

The main features of GLOBAL knives are:
- Lightness: GLOBAL was the first company in the world to make an empty steel knife in the handle. This feature allows you to reduce the weight of the knife by 30%.
- Manageability: thanks to the lightness and anatomical shape of the handle, GLOBAL knives lend themselves to continuous and prolonged times of use, minimizing user fatigue.
- Wire hold: GLOBAL knives are made using the best steels and the most modern manufacturing techniques. In the blades there is a high percentage of Molybdenum / Vanadium thanks to which the hardness of the steel reaches 56/58 Rockwell of hardness, consequently increasing the life of the wire.
- Sturdiness: being the GLOBAL knives completely in steel (both the handle and the blade) they are practically indestructible.
- Elegance

Awards acquired by GLOBAL knives:
1990 - Japanese Good Design by MITI
1991 - Selected for International Design Year Book
1992 - Selected as Best Cooks' Knife in Benelux
1995 - Selected as Best Knife by WHICH Magazine in the UK
1996 - Selected as Sharpest Knife by A LA CARTE Magazine in Germany
GLOBAL Japanese knives are the favorite of Chefs in the most prestigious hotels and restaurants in the world.
The first GLOBAL knife was designed in 1985 by Komin Yamada, who gave the knife he created a new and revolutionary design.