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British made steak knives

Pareusi | Professional Fine-Edge Steak Knives | Traditionally Made in Britain

Pareusi | Professional Rosewood Steak Knives | Traditionally Made in Britain

The Michelin-star standard for your dinner table. Featured in some of the world’s most prestigious dining rooms—including Lilibets of Mayfair—Pareusi Steak Knives are a masterclass in elegance, precision, and heritage. Traditionally made in Britain, these fine-edge blades bring the performance of the professional kitchen to the art of the meal.

 

The Fine-Edge Difference

Unlike mass-produced serrated knives that tear and "saw" through meat, Pareusi steak knives feature a razor-sharp fine edge. from 1095 High-Carbon Sheffield Steel, they glide through steak effortlessly, preserving the juices and the delicate texture of the cut.

 

  • Surgical Sharpness: Hand-finished for a clean, effortless slice.

  • Sheffield Heritage: Sourced from the home of British steel and heat-treated to a 58 Rockwell Hardness for lifelong durability.

  • Superior Edge Retention: High-carbon steel that outperforms standard stainless steel alternatives.

 

Artisan Rosewood & Heritage Design

Each knife is paired with a hand-selected Rosewood handle, chosen for its rich grain and natural durability. Traditionally crafted with a "Full Tang" for perfect balance, the handles are secured with polished brass pins—the hallmark of British artisan quality.

 

  • Luxury Aesthetic: A sophisticated addition to any high-end table setting.

  • Ergonomic Balance: Designed to feel weightless and comfortable in the hand.

  • Heirloom Quality: A tool built to be used, cherished, and passed down through generations​​​​​​​

 

Technical Specifications:

  • Blade Length: 10cm (Professional Steak Standard)

  • Blade Material: 1095 High-Carbon Sheffield Steel

  • Handle Material: Premium Rosewood with Polished Brass Pins

  • Hardness: 58 HRC (Rockwell Scale)

  • Origin: Traditionally Made in Britain

    £115.00 Regular Price
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