Matte-Handle Steel Cheese Tool Set

One set, every cheese covered.

$49USDAvailable

The faceted matte-black handles sit naturally in the hand and look deliberate against a marble or wood board. Each of the four tools is purpose-shaped — nothing here doubles up or compromises. The polished steel blades wipe clean easily, so the set is as practical as it is considered.

01 / A closer look

About this piece

Each of the four pieces is formed from polished stainless steel — a wide wedge slicer, a forked serving pick, a hooked hard-cheese knife, and a soft-cheese spreader. The handles are finished in a deep matte black with a faceted, angular profile that sits solidly in the hand. The contrast between the dark handle and the bright steel blade gives the set a quiet, considered look that earns its place on any board.

02 / The useful details

Details & Specifications

Materials & Details

Materials: Polished stainless steel blades.

Finish: Faceted matte-black handle finish.

Set contents: Set of four: soft-cheese spreader, forked serving pick, hooked hard-cheese knife, wedge-style slicer.

Care: Wipe-clean construction.

Dimensions

Height: 1 in
Width: 7 in
Depth: 6 in

Overall: 7 in L × 6 in W × 1 in H.

Additional Specifications

Color: Black, Rust
Cleaning instructions: Dishwasher Safe
Finish: Matte
Flatware material: Stainless Steel, Steel
Handle material: Stainless Steel
Lumber wood type: Wood
Tableware material: Stainless Steel, Marble, Steel

Care

Cleaning: Dishwasher safe.

Precautions: Avoid lemon-scented detergents.

Shipping & Returns

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Request a return for eligible items within 30 days of delivery. Items must be unused and unassembled, with their original packaging. No restocking fee.

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03 / At home with this piece

Where it fits best.

Lay the set across the corner of a slate or wood board alongside a small ceramic dish for accompaniments — the dark handles read as intentional detail rather than cutlery.