Pradel 1920 Bread Knife - Oak Wood Handle, Rust-Resistant Stainless Steel, Made in France

Renowned for its French craftsmanship, Jean Dubost manufactures the highest-quality knives and flatware, blending traditional techniques with innovative technology. Each Laguiole blade is forged from high-grade stainless steel, meticulously crafted through 25 stages of cutting, polishing, and sharpening.

Elevate your modern kitchen with the timeless elegance of a Jean Dubost implement. Expertly hand-polished and finished, these tools offer a sensory experience you can see and feel. Gift your loved ones the perfect addition to their classic European-inspired culinary space.

Explore the Laguiole Knife Collection:

Laguiole Steak Knives: Crafted with mixed wood handles, these steak knives exude a refined, sophisticated aesthetic. Packaged in a gift box, they make for an exceptional present.

Laguiole Steak Knives: Featuring stainless steel handles, these durable steak knives are presented in a sleek gift box, ready to elevate any dining experience.

Laguiole Steak Knives: Adorned with eye-catching ivory ABS handles, these steak knives lend an elegant touch to your tablescape. Arrive in a handy storage tray.

Laguiole Steak Knives: Boasting assorted linen ABS handles, these versatile steak knives are accompanied by a wooden block for convenient countertop display.

New Age Steak Knives: Crafted with black ABS handles, these modern steak knives offer a bold, contemporary look. Effortlessly stored in a wooden block.

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Prices: $290.83 | $240.00 | $156.80 | $99.00 | $91.00

Distinguishing an authentic Laguiole from a counterfeit is simple: Genuine, French-made Laguiole knives are stamped with the brand name and country of origin, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Counterfeits, on the other hand, are produced outside of France, lack the country of origin stamp, and are often made with inferior steel.

Micro-serrated knives, such as those from the Jean Dubost collection, do not require sharpening, maintaining a sharp cutting edge for the lifetime of the knife.

While most Jean Dubost products are dishwasher safe, hand washing is recommended to extend the product's lifespan. Pieces with wood handles or brass accents should be washed by hand to preserve their quality.

Established in 1920 in southern France, Jean Dubost is a family-run company that designs, manufactures, and shapes artisan flatware and knives, ensuring a difference in quality you can see and feel.

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