Victorinox Swiss Army Swiss Modern 6 Piece Knife Block Set Wood Handle 6.7186.6
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| Artikelnummer | 237969754 | Erscheinungsdatum | 2026/07/11 | Listenpreis | €139.98 | Modellnummer | 237969754 | ||
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The Swiss Modern Knife Block adds a suave, sophisticated edge to any countertop. Crafted in beautiful beech wood and anthracite lacquered for a distinctive modern finish, it has quickly become a design classic. The geometrical angled shape echoes the form of the six unique and precious walnut wood handles it houses. Centralize your kitchen space to increase efficiency and style with the perfect collection of your favorite Victorinox knives.
- Ideal for safe blade storage and super fast and easy food preparation. This is the perfect companion to simplify your everyday tasks.
- Swiss made cutlery block crafted in robust beech wood featuring stainless, wear-resistant steel blades and walnut wood handles. Set includes: 6" Chef's Knife, 7" Santoku Knife with a fluted edge, 8" Carving Knife with an extra wide blade, 8.5" Carving Knife, 6" Carving Fork, and a 8.5" Bread and Pastry Knife.
- Contemporary, textured handle with a non-slip grip -- even when wet. These exceptional knives are weighted and balanced for easy handling.
| Blade material | Alloy Steel |
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| Handle material | walnut wood |
| Blade length | 22 cm |
| Kitchen knife & cutlery set type | Cutlery Knives |
| Brand | Victorinox |
| Items included | a 15 cm office knife, a 17 cm Santoku knife with a fluted edge, a 20 cm carving knife with an extra-wide blade, a 22 cm carving knife, a 15 cm carving fork, and a 22 cm bread and pastry knife |
| Color | Brown |
| Weight | 1.18 lbs |
| Assembled product height | 12.7" |
| Has written warranty | No |
| Material | Beech, Wood |
| Number of blades | 6 |
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