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Antique French 16-Piece Knife Set with Horn Handles by Inusor Thiers (Early 20th Century)

Il prezzo originale era: 350,00 €.Il prezzo attuale è: 280,00 €.

COD: 57447296008524

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A masterclass in French heritage cutlery, combining the legendary steel of Thiers with the organic elegance of natural materials. This complete 16-piece knife set was produced by Inusor, a renowned maker based in Thiers, France—the world’s historic capital of cutlery. Dating back to the early 20th century, the set is perfectly balanced for a service of 8 people, consisting of 8 large dinner knives and 8 smaller knives ideal for starters, fruit, or cheese. Each knife features a hand-shaped handle made of genuine horn, offering a stunning array of translucent amber, honey, and cream tones that vary with every piece. The blades are made of high-grade French steel, bearing the original Inusor hallmark. With their clean, minimalist lines and warm, tactile handles, these knives are a quintessential addition to a wabi-sabi or modern-rustic table setting.

Technical Details & Composition:

  • Estimated Period: Early 20th Century (1920s-1940s).

  • Maker & Origin: Inusor, Thiers (France). Hallmark visible on the blades.

  • Material: Genuine horn handles, high-quality steel blades.

  • Composition: 16 pieces total (8 Table/Dinner knives, 8 Dessert/Fruit knives).

  • Condition: Excellent antique condition. The horn handles are smooth and lustrous. The blades are in great shape, showing only the lightest signs of historical use and age-appropriate patina.

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