Laguiole Steak Knives Set of 6 – Monobloc (Satin)

369€

USD: 397$
GBP: £324
AUD: $597
CAD: $545

This set of 6 Laguiole en Aubrac steak knives monobloc satin will quickly become an integral part of all your dinners, and will be the special touch to a particularly elaborate table. The full tang blades are made of high quality stainless steel are impeccably sharpened.

The polishing and all the other steps of the knife making process are entirely done by hand by the famous manufacturer Laguiole en Aubrac, with skilled craftsmen who were trained in the traditional and artisanal methods of making. Each knife will be a pleasure to use for yourself and your guests.

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laguiole steak knives set of 6 monobloc (satin)

Located in the historical zone of origin in France, Laguiole en Aubrac is an artisanal manufacture known for the high quality of its tableware and steak knives, with a perfect finish and local production.

Laguiole en Aubrac Shiny Monobloc Steak Knife set 6-piece

Entirely handcrafted with stainless steel, the famous bee adorns each of these 6 knives. Thanks to its quality and finesse of workmanship, Laguiole en Aubrac effortlessly achieves the perfect balance of respect for tradition with these table knives.

Monobloc satin stainless steel.
6 high-end Laguiole steak knives.
Blade : 11 cm. Total length : 23 cm.
Modern Laguiole bee.
Not compatible with dishwasher.
hand finish finish by an artisan.
Includes a certificate of authenticity.
Presented in an elegant brown cardboard box.
Lifetime warranty covers any manufacturing defects.
Made in France, Espalion : historical zone of origin of Laguiole knives.

Not all table knives bearing the Laguiole name are equal, and not all are made in France. Laguiole en Aubrac® asserts its difference by a complete control of its production, an artisanal know-how as well as a requirement of quality which make its signature. Its tableware and steak knives are appreciated in France and all over the world.

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Additional information

These 6 Laguiole table knives known as monobloc (1 piece of metal without welds) are ornamented with the famous bee and the famous Laguiole en Aubrac logo, they are handcrafted in France in the historical zone of origin.

The blades are made of high quality stainless steel specially designed to maintain a sharp edge, high hardness and excellent resistance to corrosion.

Laguiole en Aubrac is a traditionnal Laguiole knives manufactory, which is distinguished as a “living heritage company” for the excellence of its know-how.

Weight	2 kg
Dimensions	35 × 30 × 6 cm

About Monobloc Stainless Steel...

Monobloc means that this knife has been cast and worked from a single piece of metal, no handle assembly is done. The handle has a very high strength.

Stainless steel is an alloy of several different types of metal that, when combined, are stronger and more durable than when they are separate.

By adding and subtracting various elements to stainless steel, engineers have been able to create many different varieties of the alloy, each with their own characteristics and uses.

Stainless steel is a versatile metal and can be used for many different things ranging from construction to kitchen equipment.

Video of Laguiole Table Knives Monobloc Satin

These Laguiole en Aubrac table knives are distinguished by their elegance and quality, whether for your dinners or to offer. We suggest you view this set of 6-piece in this video.

Personalize these 6 knives with a free laser engraving

You can personalize this set of 6 Laguiole en Aubrac steak knives with a black laser marking with a first and last name, dates or initials.

Engraving examples

Choose your favorite font :

Font 1 - Courgette Regular
Font 2 - Brock Script
Font 3 - Dream Orphans

Font 4 - Ebrima
Font 5 - All Things Pink
Font 6 - Sitkas Display Bold

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Personalized laser engraving

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Free Engraving on the lever !

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The work at the Forge

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