Laguiole Pronged Knife, Black
Laguiole Jean Néron – French Craftsmanship Since 1880
Since 1880, Laguiole Jean Néron has carried forward the tradition of French cutlery making, guided by the same family for five generations. 100% made in France, each piece reflects the enduring skills of the Midi-Pyrénées, where the Laguiole craft first took shape.
Inspired by the pocketknives used by French shepherds over 200 years ago, each knife handle bears the hallmark bee, a symbol of the Laguiole region and of hard work, diligence, and community dating back to Napoleonic times. The blade runs through the entirety of the handle, ensuring balance, durability, and strength that stand as hallmarks of French craftsmanship.
Designed for slicing and serving a variety of cheeses, the pronged tip works well for medium to soft cheeses, doubling as a serving utensil.
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$6.30Laguiole Pronged Knife, Black
Laguiole Jean Néron – French Craftsmanship Since 1880
Since 1880, Laguiole Jean Néron has carried forward the tradition of French cutlery making, guided by the same family for five generations. 100% made in France, each piece reflects the enduring skills of the Midi-Pyrénées, where the Laguiole craft first took shape.
Inspired by the pocketknives used by French shepherds over 200 years ago, each knife handle bears the hallmark bee, a symbol of the Laguiole region and of hard work, diligence, and community dating back to Napoleonic times. The blade runs through the entirety of the handle, ensuring balance, durability, and strength that stand as hallmarks of French craftsmanship.
Designed for slicing and serving a variety of cheeses, the pronged tip works well for medium to soft cheeses, doubling as a serving utensil.
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Laguiole Jean Néron – French Craftsmanship Since 1880
Since 1880, Laguiole Jean Néron has carried forward the tradition of French cutlery making, guided by the same family for five generations. 100% made in France, each piece reflects the enduring skills of the Midi-Pyrénées, where the Laguiole craft first took shape.
Inspired by the pocketknives used by French shepherds over 200 years ago, each knife handle bears the hallmark bee, a symbol of the Laguiole region and of hard work, diligence, and community dating back to Napoleonic times. The blade runs through the entirety of the handle, ensuring balance, durability, and strength that stand as hallmarks of French craftsmanship.
Designed for slicing and serving a variety of cheeses, the pronged tip works well for medium to soft cheeses, doubling as a serving utensil.
