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Classic Laguiole Corkscrew Knife with Buffalo Bark Handle

Introducing the Classic Laguiole Corkscrew Knife, a masterpiece of craftsmanship that combines the timeless elegance of Laguiole design with the functionality of a multi-purpose knife. This exquisite piece, crafted entirely in the heart of Thiers, the European capital of cutlery, is a testament to the art of knife-making. The Buffalo Bark handle adds a unique touch, making it not just a practical tool but also a statement piece for any enthusiast of fine dining and culinary accessories.

Exquisite Craftsmanship and Features

The Laguiole Corkscrew Knife is a perfect blend of form and function. Each knife is handmade by a single craftsman, ensuring the highest quality and pride of ownership. The corkscrew was added to the Laguiole knife in the 1880s, a response to the demand for a convenient tool in urban society. This Laguiole 2-piece knife features a forged bee, a sign of superior craftsmanship, where the bee and spring are forged from the same piece of metal. The benefits of this knife are numerous:

• High-quality materials and workmanship
• Unique Buffalo Bark handle
• Forged bee for durability and aesthetics

Practical Uses and Versatility

Whether you're a seasoned gourmet or a casual dining enthusiast, the Laguiole Corkscrew Knife is an invaluable addition to your collection. At 12 cm in length, it can be used as a steak knife, offering a more compact and convenient option compared to standard steak knives. Its open length of 8.3/4" provides ample room for slicing through tough meats with ease. The knife's folding design allows for easy storage, making it a perfect companion for both home and travel. The practicality of this knife is further enhanced by the following features:

• Convenient folding mechanism
• Safe and secure blade locking
• Multi-purpose design suitable for various culinary tasks

With the Laguiole Corkscrew Knife, you're not just investing in a tool; you're investing in a piece of art that will serve you for years to come.