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Rosewood Cheese Knife Tea Towels Made by hand and flame Made by hand and flame in Beacon this large strainer also has little notches that help hold it against a bowl or pan Renowned cutlery maker David Mellor's Rosewood knives feature sustainably sourced Indian rosewood handles The blades result from the latest techniques in steel casting
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Rosewood Cheese Knife Tea Towels Made by hand and flame

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