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Knife from the refectory set "Grapevine"

Material
925 Silver
Size
253 x 24 mm
Art
24933
Product description

A collection of cutlery by Vladimir Mikhailov, in which the classic shape meets the symbolism of the vine. A subtle floral motif highlights the status of the objects and makes them a recognizable part of the setting. These are devices created not just for eating, but for the special feeling of a meal. The symbol of the vine becomes the main decorative motif, symbolizing prosperity, fertility and the joy of socializing at the same table. The laconic silhouette of the devices allows the ornament to look noble and modern. The symbol of the vine, applied to the handles, recalls the traditions of hospitality, generosity and the art of a beautiful feast.A knife from the collection of refectory appliances "Grapevine". Available individually or in a set of any number of dining items.

  • The blade of the knife is made of steel
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