JEAN DUBOST SAS

Jean Dubost Les Couteaux Kitchen Knives Board

France , Viscomtat

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Jean Dubost Les Couteaux Kitchen Knives Board

Different cutting board made off beechwood, with magnetic placement to present the knives, such as

Multi-purpose board, sizes 24x15cm with its paring knife, stained blue beechwood handle, stainless steel blade.

Multi-purpose board, sizes 24x15cm with its steak knife, stained natural beechwood handle, stainless steel blade.

Carving board 39x23cm with its kitchen knife 17cm, stained red beechwood handle, stainless steel blade.

Bread board 39x23cm with its bread knife, stained natural beechwood handle, stainless steel blade.

100% Made in France in our company, following a long tradition know-how.

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