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6-Piece Quaker Kitchen Knife Set

$799.00 – $937.00

Save 20% when you purchase a Six-Piece Kitchen Knife Set.  Available with three handle options:  Civil War Era (1850s) Reclaimed Cherry; Early 1900s Reclaimed Walnut; and 100+ Year-old “Wormy” American Chestnut.

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Photo 1) Early 1900s Reclaimed Walnut 6-Piece Quaker Kitchen Knife Set. Photo 2) 100+ Year-old “Wormy” American Chestnut 6-Piece Set.  Photo 3) Civil War Era (1850s) Reclaimed Cherry 6-Piece Set.

Six-Piece Quaker Kitchen Knife Sets.  Each set includes one of the following knives (shown in photos from left to right). Top Row: Quaker Chef’s Knife; Quaker Kitchen Cleaver.  Middle Row:  Quaker Kitchen Knife; Quaker “Easy Grip” Paring Knife. Bottom Row: Quaker Utility Knife; Quaker Paring Knife.

20% Discount Price:  The price per set (listed below) is 20% less than the cost of purchasing each knife separately.  (A savings of $211 to $232!)  For this reason, the 15% 15HF350 coupon code does NOT apply.  The coupon code can, however, be used for a 15% discount on any other purchase along with the 6-Piece Set.

  • Early 1900s Reclaimed Walnut: $799.00 ($960.00 if purchased separately).
  • Civil War Era (1850s) Reclaimed Cherry: $799.00 ($960.00 if purchased separately).
  • 100+ Year-Old “Wormy” American Chestnut: $937.00 ($1,125.00 if purchased separately).

Holiday Delivery Schedule:  Within 24 hours of receiving your order I will send you  a letter and gift envelope (designed for sharing with gift recipients during the holiday season) for each knife purchased with details about how it was crafted and a history of the wood selected for the handle.  Knives ordered  between December 1 and December 15 will be delivered by Priority Mail January 15-30.

 

Wood

100+ Year-Old “Wormy” Chestnut, Civil War Era (1850s) Reclaimed Cherry, Early 1900s Reclaimed Walnut

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