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Fontenille-Pataud
To go to Fontenille-Pataud knives directly use the " manufacturer" drop down list to the left and choose "Fontenille-Pataud".
The quality and detail of Fontenille-Pataud knives is stunning! Each knife is handmade and features hand file-work on the blade backs and back-springs.
The file work is unique to each knife making any knife you get from Fontenille-Pataud a one-of-a-kind work of art.
They produce the finest Laguiole knife we have seen with an eye for detail and aesthetic form that make these knives something very special. Contrary to popular belief the word "Laguiole" is not a brand-name. It is the name of a small village in the Aveyron region which shares its name with a traditional style of knife.
Many knife companies use the term "Laguiole "as if it were a brand name, trying to use the history of the truly fine Laguiole knives to bolster their products. Many of these companies are not even French! There are a few fine French makers who make a knife that has the style, materials and hand crafted quality that can legitimately use the term Laguiole.
Besides the more traditional Laguiole style knives, Fontenille-Pataud produces several types of specialty knives that are absolutely unique to what we see in the United States.
The Corsican Vendetta knife is a striking knife that has excellent heft. The back-spring has hand file-work and the handle has a unique shape that I have never seen on any other knife. The blade is deeply stamped with the Vendetta logo.
he Yssingeaux style knives are a medium size work knife with a rounded handle that just feels good to hold. The back-spring has the trademark hand file work and a round accent of mother of pearl on the bolster.
Aurillac knives are a traditional sheppard knife that have a comfortable, ergonomic handle and laurel leaf blade. They also feature file work on the back spring.
We are proud to offer the fine knives of Fontenille-Pataud and guarantee that you will love these hand crafted works of art. If for any reason you don't like these beautiful knives we will gladly refund your money!
Fontenille-Pataud produces another sheppard knife called a Roquefort knife. It has a rounded handle made from your choice of several materials. It is one of our best sellers.
Whether you are interested in the best quality French pocket, folding, hunting, or other quality blades, we will have something for you. Our inventory of knifes is always expanding. We are adding new knives from new countries all the time.
We are always scouring the world for new sources of imported knifes. It's our goal to bring the fascinating variations in design and craftsmanship represented by knife makers from around the world to one place to enjoy. Our premier knife web site.
Contact us! We want to know about further means to aquire high end, excellent quality cutlery. There are lots of manufacturers of high quality cutlery from around the world. One of the best examples of fine French knives is Fontenille-Pataud.
If you have any questions please contact us at:
WORLD KNIVES, LTD.
2103 HARRISON AVE. NW, STE. 2-646
OLYMPIA WA 98502-2607
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