Russells For Men

Now why didn't I think of that? Protects you and your kitchen knives for safe storage in your kitchen drawer or in the picnic basket. Locks securely in place to avoid accidental removal.

You'll love this little pair of tongs. No more problems burning your fingers removing toast, bagels or English muffins from the toaster or toaster oven. A magnet on the back allows you to keep a pair attached to the side of the toaster, always just where you need them.

A pot strainer is a quick and easy way to drain all or a little liquid from a pot of boiling vegetables or pasta. One of these two sizes will fit most commonly used pans. Set over the edge of the pan and tip to drain.

The lazy part doesn't really apply to the tool, but rather to the cook. The notch in the handle is designed to hold the spoon on the edge of your pot, keeping the drips in the pot instead of all over the cook top or counter, allowing you to be lazy.

Kitchen tongs are such a handy tool when you are using them to grab an ear of corn from a pot of boiling water or a hot baked potato from the oven, but they are a real nuisance when you are trying to untangle them from other utensils in a kitchen drawer.

Handcrafted of wild cherry wood to resemble a wedge of Swiss cheese, with flame-blackened edges that contrast with the natural color of the wood. Works as a serving tray or as a cutting board. Handwash and occasionally coat with oil (we prefer natural coconut oil), to keep it looking its best.

The original was crafted by the manufacturer's grandfather, who immigrated to America in the early 1900s, bringing with him a love for traditional Italian dishes. Without common Italian kitchen tools, Enrico Ratti created by hand his own hard cheese grater for the cheeses used in those Italian dishes he loved so much.

After 116 years, Lodge® remains an American family owned, family operated business. They produce, in the United States, the most extensive selection of quality cast iron goods on the market today.

As a better match for the Cocobolo handles of our kitchen knives, we have constructed our wood knife block from poplar wood and added a black paint.

This handcrafted cherry wood bread tray is a beautiful way to present that freshly baked loaf of bread (or store-bought if you choose) on your dining or buffet table.

Goldie is always searching for items our customers will find interesting and that are not widely available. She came across this wine bottle stopper with corkscrew on a vendor table at the A. G. Russell™ Knife Event in July.

Solid and polished to perfection, this bowl is as beautiful as it is practical. It is hand turned by gifted artisans from a solid piece of fossil stone - a type of limestone, which displays impressions of marine fossils that were embedded in the earth's crust millions of years ago.

Manufactured from the highest quality stabilized zirconium oxide material (ceramic) available in the world (second only to diamonds in hardness), these blades are extremely effective for slicing and pealing. Ceramic blades can be fairly easily broken if dropped or mistreated, but the cutting edge will last many times longer than that on any steel blade, if the edge is not abused.

Historically a Mezzaluna has been a curved blade with a round, knob-style handle on each end that is used for mincing herbs. You will find one in most European kitchens.

These fine pieces of dinnerware and serving pieces were created as a result of a personal search for elegant western dinnerware. Abigail Hornik - Minckler had access to a large collection of photography by L. A. Huffman (1854-1931), perhaps the most significant photographer of the West.