Fish knife

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SOLD: I bought this single-bevel knife from Japan Woodworker about 12 years ago. It is of laminated construction (some saw it's lined), still fairly sharp and

Illustration about Japanese kitchen knives with names in Japanese and English. Illustration of metal, fish, mount - 56895987

About this item Set of 12 appetizer/cake forks in Forge pattern; features heft, weight and balance in hand 18/10 stainless steel: greater resistance to stains and rust, superior shine Forge pattern features a traditional stylish subtle design; casual or formal settings; full bold weight 360Degree design - design appears on front and back on every piece; polished fork tines for long wearing use Dishwasher safe; Fortessa brand and/or mark on each piece

Sharp Stainless Steel Blade - The knives feature high-quality sharp G4116 stainless steel blades, suitable for large and small fillets, fish meat, fresh and salt water, and the job of trimming or removing meat and fish from bones is easier than ever. Check Link Below!

The history of the company dates back to 1794, when Ignaz Rösler founded the first production of knives and small goods in Mikulášovice (then Nixdorf). [2] He was born here on August 1, 1765 and trained as a merchant. He originally owned a ribbon factory, but he teamed up with the local blacksmith Anton Weber and together they started making knives and scalpels in Mikulášovice. Rösler later became independent and, despite harsh pressure, especially from Viennese competition, handed over t