LamsonSharp 9-1/2-Inch Forged, Offset Serrated Bread Knife



A great bread knife.

If you need a good bread knife, look no further. This knife has a great feel in the hand, it’s well balanced and just feels like a quality knife. The minute you pick it up you will know you have a knife that will probably last forever. It will slice through any bread with no effort at all. I use it everyday to slice the dough of my artisan bread and it glides through the wet dough effortlessly because of the nice serrated edge it has. I really like having an offset bread knife too. You can slice through the bread, to the board, without hitting your knuckles before you’re all the way through it.


If you need a bread knife and want a good quality knife that will be sharpened for FREE for as long as you own it, buy this knife. It’s a nice one.

pleasure to use

This knife shaves through bread like a butter knife. The serrations bite right into the crust and gentle sawing slides through the loaf quickly. The forged blade is stiff but not heavy.


The handle is fantastic, too. The offset keeps the blade horizontal through the entire slice while preventing your knuckles from knocking on the counter. The rosewood and brass create the classic elegant look of fine craftsmanship.


Combine all of this with a lifetime “free” ($10 for return shipping) factory re-sharpening and you couldn’t ask for anything more from this beautiful, comfortable and effective knife.

I have not had it for a week, yet.

I might love it, but it has only met a loaf of raisin bread, and it did a good job slicing. I thought that I was going to get something like manufacturer sharpening service with the knife. Actually, what came was a pretty big box with a knife rolled up in bubble-wrap and not even an invoice. I will contact the manufacturer.


The shipping was prompt. I like prompt.

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