This is a paring knife in a traditional 19th century Australian country house pattern. It is a compact yet powerful knife that will quickly become your go-to favourite for many kitchen tasks. The quality of this knife allows it to easily undertake many tasks usually reserved for chef knives.
It is hand-made from 3.4mm thick 1075 Carbon Steel heat-treated to a hardness of 59 HRC. It features an elegant hand-forged hanging hook that stays well away from your wrist during use, but facilitates easy storage when you’re done cooking.
A standout feature of this knife are the handle scales, which are carved from 150 year old Blakely’s Red Gum (Eucalyptus blakelyi) reclaimed from fence posts at Cuppacumbalong Homestead. Blakely’s Red Gum saw prominent use in construction during the pioneer era, and the fence-line from which this timber was reclaimed dates to works conducted at Cuppacumbalong in the 1870’s along the Murrumbidgee river in Tharwa.
This is a superior knife with an intense connection to an iconic Australian homestead. Not only does this utensil incorporate reclaimed material from Cuppacumbalong Homestead, but it was handmade in situ by bladesmiths from Tharwa Valley Forge at their Cuppacumbalong workshop.
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Please read these important care instructions. By following these instructions you will ensure that this knife becomes an heirloom destined to be passed down to the next generation.
Characteristics
| Overall Length |
225mm |
| Blade Length |
105mm |
| Handle Length |
105mm |
| Blade Width (max) |
25mm |
| Weight |
95g |
| Steel |
3.4mm 1075 high Carbon |
| Hardness |
59HRC |
