Behring Blue Maple Handled Oyster Knife Bread Knives A throwback to the 1950’s

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Behring Blue Maple Handled Oyster Knife Bread Knives A throwback to the 1950’sThe most beautiful oyster knife in the world, this hand forged tool is utilitarian bivalve art and a Weston Table exclusive. The handle's deep blue swirl material is reminiscent of Van Gogh blue night skies. Encased in a handcrafted Warlander Leather pouch sheath. Each knife is unique and any variation is a testament to the character of the natural materials used to make the knife.