Rousselon Dumas Sabatier SAS

Saint Germain Knife Collection

France , Thiers

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Category Cutlery
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Saint Germain Knife Collection

Inspired from the famous parisian district gathering writers, artists, architecture lovers and fine restaurants, the SAINT GERMAIN is a model of fully forged steak knife.

Each steak knife is cold forged within a solid X45Cr13 steel bar and hand polished with a shiny finish.

SAINT GERMAIN's blade is available as a smooth or microserrated.

This best seller range with pure lines and unprecedented cutting experience is featured in numerous famous restaurants and home decor and design magazines.

We recommend to hand wash the knife immediately dry it with a soft cloth.

Each knife is fully made in French Capital of Cutlery : Thiers, France.

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