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Brand: Small items
On permanent display at MOMA New York and based around a replaceable mechanism unchanged and in production since 1929, the Chantry sharpener consists of 2 rolling butchers steels, mounted at the perfect sharpening angle within a stable, heavy, easy-grip, cast iron case. Whilst not a magic bullet for..
£51.00
Ex Tax:£42.50
Brand: Small items
On permanent display at MOMA New York, and based around a replaceable mechanism originally designed for use by the meat processing industry and in unchanged production since 1929. The Chantry sharpener consists of 2 rolling spring loaded butchers steels, mounted at the perfect sharpening angle withi..
£51.00
Ex Tax:£42.50
Brand: Small items
On permanent display at MOMA New York, and based around a replaceable mechanism originally designed for use by the meat processing industry and in unchanged production since 1929. The Chantry sharpener consists of 2 rolling spring loaded butchers steels, mounted at the perfect sharpening angle withi..
£51.00
Ex Tax:£42.50
Brand: Small items
A pair of replacement steels for chantry sharpeners, for when your old ones need replacing. Simply remove the existing pair and insert the new ones and you’ll be ready to go...
£15.00
Ex Tax:£12.50
Brand: Small items
A small and portable natural sharpening stone quarried in the Pyrenees, from Pallarès Solsona of Catalonia. Natural stone is very hard and will quickly sharpen blades of kitchen or pockets knives, or garden tools. Use wet (soak for a few minutes first. 10cm x 1.5cm x 1.5cm...
£9.00
Ex Tax:£7.50
Brand: Small items
A natural sharpening stone quarried in the Pyrenees, from Pallarès Solsona of Catalonia. Natural stone is very hard and will quickly sharpen blades of kitchen or pockets knives, or garden tools. The oval profile is great for blades with curved edges, as well as straight. Use wet (soak for a few minu..
£15.00
Ex Tax:£12.50
A traditional leather strop paddle , made by Lamson USA, America’s oldest surviving cutlery company, operating out of Massachusetts since 1837. Stropping is the final step to achieving a mirror edge when sharpening knives. An un-stropped knife, when tested on paper, will most often catch and stutter..
£30.00
Ex Tax:£25.00