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  • Category: TABLE KNIFE
  • Knife TAVOLA DENTATA...

    Suitable for bread, desserts, and all foods in general with the exception of grilled meat and griddle.
    Available colors:
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  • Knife MAREMMANO - cod. TM09UL

    Traditional knife with folding blade and safety mechanism. Genuine olive wood handle since 1860

  • Knife TAVOLA DENTATA 24TP

    The type of serrated blade with rounded tip is suitable for everyday use on the table, allowing any food to be cut correctly.

  • Knife GOBBO - cod. TG09UL

    Traditional knife with folding blade and safety mechanism. Genuine olive wood handle since 1860

  • UTILITY SERRATED - cod. 20D

    8.5 Cm serrated blade table knife, available in:
    Blister of 6 pcs.
    Blister 12 pcs.
    Bulk
    Available colors:
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  • Knife PATTADA - cod. TS0x

    Traditional knife with folding blade and safety mechanism. Genuine olive wood handle since 1860
    Available in version:
    cod. TS09UL blade cm 9
    cod. TS10UL blade cm 10

  • UTILITY SMOOTH - cod. 20L

    8.5 Cm smooth blade table knife, available in:
    Blister da 6 pcs.
    Blister 12 pcs.
    Bulk
    Available colors:
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  • Knife IL CHIODATO RIVETTATO...

    Indicata per pane, dolci, e tutti gli alimenti in genere ad esclusione delle carni alla brace e piastra
    Colori disponibili:
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  • Knife ARBURESE - cod. TSA08UL

    Traditional knife with folding blade and safety mechanism. Genuine olive wood handle since 1860

  • TABLE SERRATED - cod. 26

    Round point table knife with 9 Cm mixed blade, available in:
    Blister da 6 pcs.
    Blister 12 pcs.
    Available colors:
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  • UTILITY SMOOTH - cod. 20K

    8.5 Cm smooth blade pointed table knife, available in:
    Blister of 6 pcs.
    Blister 12 pcs.
    Frame 12 pcs.
    Bulk
    Available colors:
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  • Knife OCCITANO - cod. TO10UL

    Traditional knife with folding blade and safety mechanism. Genuine olive wood handle since 1860