Best Classic Knife Block of 6 Kitchen Knives, Mixed Woods French Ingredients|Kitchen Knives

The Laguiole en Aubrac classic knife block with 6 mixed-wood kitchen knives is a stunning knife collection with a range of elegant finishes. This set of knives will cover almost all everyday preparation in your kitchen, while looking stunning on display. 

Featuring juniper, olivewood, walnut and other wooden polished handles, these knives are timeless. You’ll be using them for years to come.

This knife block set includes: 

• 10cm juniper paring knife – a small knife with a pointed tip, perfect for intricate kitchen tasks such as deveining prawns or scoring pastry. 
• 15cm olivewood office knife – a vertsile knife ideal for kitchen preparation of delicate meat and vegetables. Use to julienne carrots and potatoes, or for finely cutting herbs at speed.
• 20cm walnut office knife – similar to a chef’s knife, this is a classic knife that will cover the most demands of the kitchen. Use to chop chunkier vegetables, or slice grilled chicken. 
• African Ironwood boning knife – make removing bones from meat, fish and poultry a smooth and hassle-free task.
• Boxwood filleting knife – cut with control and precision with this knife to ensure the perfect fillet of fish.
• Inziricote bread knife – for clean and every slices of even the crustiest sourdough.
• Magnetic Oak wood knife block. 

Each knife is crafted from 12c27 Sandvik stainless steel to produce an incredibly robust, durable blade that’s high-wear and corrosion-resistant. 

This knife set makes a wonderful gift, ideal as a housewarming present to loved ones (or yourself!) to set up a new kitchen. It includes a certificate of authenticity. 

Why is there a bee on Laguiole knives?

Each knife features a bee or fly decoration on the bolster. This is not only a nod to Laguiole’s heritage, but also strengthens the knife itself. 

Some say Napoleon awarded the use of a bee in recognition of Laguiole’s support for the emperor, or for their bravery. However, the stories are disputed and perhaps lost with time… 

How do I know I have a genuine Laguiole knife?

In Laguiole en Aubrac knives, the bee is forged as one piece with the blade on all their cooking knives. Each blade is also hand-engraved at the spring and hand-decorated on the awl and spring plate. 

These kitchen knives are some of the finest examples of Laguiole artistry.

The origin of the blade must also be authenticated. Laguiole en Aubrac is a registered trademark which proves its origin. The logo and name of the registered brand must also be visible – Laguiole en Aubrac signify this with a bull. 

About Laguiole en Aubrac

Laguiole en Aubrac brought the art of knife-making back to Espalion in the 20th century, creating the highest quality, artisanal stainless steel knives. The original Laguiole knife dates back to 1829, when a simple folding knife became the talk of not only the town, but the whole country, loved for its practicality and elegant, intricate design.

Fast forward to the 21st century and Laguiole en Aubrac are lovingly creating knives once again. All kitchen knives are individually hardened by hand; shaping and fitting are done by hand to the craftsman’s eye. Each knife is assembled from start to finish in one sequence and by a single craftsman. 

All Laguiole en Aubrac knives come with a lifetime guarantee – they’re a name and knife you can trust.