Table Knife Sets Ref. 6110

Blue Dyed Wood Handle Table Knife Set – 12 cm Handle, Set of 6 with Sharpening Steel

This table knife set of 6 has blue dyed wood handles, white copper bolster and a sharpening steel, in a wooden case, made in Pakistan.

$27.50
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Wholesale $19.25 from 50 pcs
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
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About this knife

This table knife set pairs six 11.5 cm 420-steel blades with 12 cm blue dyed wood handles and a polished white copper bolster, plus a matching sharpening steel, all in a wooden presentation case. Manufactured in Pakistan, its bold blue tone stands out among the natural-wood sets in the range. A wholesale item for retailers wanting a colorful tableware option.

Specifications

Weight
1.091 kg
Blade size (cm)
11.5
Handle size (cm)
12
Blade
420 Steel
Handle
Colored wood
Bolster
White copper
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Sharpening

Finding twenty degrees by halving a right angle

Most table knives are honed at roughly 20 degrees per side, and you can find that angle without a protractor:

  1. Hold the blade straight out from the steel, at a right angle: that is 90 degrees.
  2. Tilt it halfway down towards the steel to reach about 45 degrees.
  3. Halve that again for roughly 22 degrees, close enough for a 420-steel table edge.
  4. Keep that tilt and sweep each 11.5 cm blade from heel to tip, four or five strokes per side, alternating.
  5. Wipe the blade, then the white copper bolster and blue handle, before the knife returns to its case.

This Pakistani cutlery keeps its edge longest when the angle stays the same from stroke to stroke.

Gift ideas

Presents for people who love blue

Six blue handles make a statement on any table, so this set suits people whose homes already lean that way:

  • Coastal and seaside homes decorated in blue and white.
  • A couple whose wedding colours were blue.
  • Collectors of blue-and-white pottery, who will enjoy the match.
  • A cook with a navy or teal kitchen, where natural wood would look plain.

The silvery white copper bolsters keep the look cool, and the matching steel keeps each Pakistan steel knife sharp long after the wrapping paper has gone.

Questions & answers

Your questions on the blue set

Does Pakistan make good knives?

Good knives come from good specifications, and this set's is clear: 420 stainless blades, dyed wood handles, white copper bolsters and a steel in the wooden case. Sialkot's cutlery trade has long sent knives from Pakistan to dining tables abroad. On arrival, check that the blue is even on all six handles and that each bolster sits flush.

What is the price of this blue knife set in Pakistan?

In Pakistan, the price appears in rupees at the top of the page, per case of six with the steel. For quantities, a wholesale quote is a WhatsApp message or email away; the rate per set drops as orders grow.

What is white copper?

A silvery alloy of copper and nickel. It takes a bright polish, resists tarnish better than brass and gives these bolsters a soft silver tone next to the blue.

The story

Blue on the table, from Delft to dyed wood

Blue has a long history at the dining table. In the seventeenth century, potters in the Dutch city of Delft became famous for blue-and-white earthenware, and the colour scheme spread across Europe on plates, tiles and jugs. Blue and white has remained a classic tableware pairing ever since, from country kitchens to formal dining rooms.

Cutlery took longer to join in, because the traditional handle materials, wood, bone and horn, came in natural browns, blacks and creams. Dyes changed that, letting wood carry strong colour deep into the grain. This set uses that freedom: six 12 cm handles in bold blue, with white copper bolsters and 11.5 cm blades of 420 steel, made in Sialkot.