Fraraccio Fraraccio “Lo Sfilato” – Coltello tradizionale molisano in corno di bufalo nero – 25 cm - Kitchen knife - Utility knife - Lo Sfilato - Horn - Italy

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Fraraccio “Lo Sfilato” – Traditional Molisan knife in black buffalo horn – 25 cm

Category Catawiki:
Militaria & Knives Collecting → Traditional handcrafted knives

Description:
Magnificent “Lo Sfilato” made by Fraraccio in the early 2000s, an authentic expression of Molisan traditional cutlery and Southern Italy. An iconic, elegant, and slender model, always used in rural daily life for a wide range of purposes: from fieldwork to dining table, up to everyday personal use.

This specimen stands out for its refined handle in polished black buffalo horn, with deep and varying natural grain, paired with a long, slender blade in stainless steel 420, sturdy and functional. The glossy finishes and minimalist lines make this knife one of the great classics of Italian tradition.

The mark “Lo Sfilato by Michele Fraraccio – Frosolone” is present, a historic signature of the renowned Molisan manufacture. Complete with its elegant velvet sheath.

A sought-after knife among enthusiasts of Italian pastoral tradition and collectors of regional handcrafted blades.

Features:

Producer: Fraraccio – Frosolone (Italy)
Model: Lo Sfilato
Period: early 2000s
Overall length when open: 25 cm
Blade length: 11 cm
Blade: stainless steel 420
Handle: polished black buffalo horn
Complete with velvet sheath
Condition: excellent

Conservation status:
NEW. Very well preserved, with minimal signs due to age and storage. Blade perfectly intact and bright.

Fraraccio “Lo Sfilato” – Traditional Molisan knife in black buffalo horn – 25 cm

Category Catawiki:
Militaria & Knives Collecting → Traditional handcrafted knives

Description:
Magnificent “Lo Sfilato” made by Fraraccio in the early 2000s, an authentic expression of Molisan traditional cutlery and Southern Italy. An iconic, elegant, and slender model, always used in rural daily life for a wide range of purposes: from fieldwork to dining table, up to everyday personal use.

This specimen stands out for its refined handle in polished black buffalo horn, with deep and varying natural grain, paired with a long, slender blade in stainless steel 420, sturdy and functional. The glossy finishes and minimalist lines make this knife one of the great classics of Italian tradition.

The mark “Lo Sfilato by Michele Fraraccio – Frosolone” is present, a historic signature of the renowned Molisan manufacture. Complete with its elegant velvet sheath.

A sought-after knife among enthusiasts of Italian pastoral tradition and collectors of regional handcrafted blades.

Features:

Producer: Fraraccio – Frosolone (Italy)
Model: Lo Sfilato
Period: early 2000s
Overall length when open: 25 cm
Blade length: 11 cm
Blade: stainless steel 420
Handle: polished black buffalo horn
Complete with velvet sheath
Condition: excellent

Conservation status:
NEW. Very well preserved, with minimal signs due to age and storage. Blade perfectly intact and bright.

Details

Era
After 2000
Kitchen knife type
Utility knife
Specific region of origin
Molise
No. of items
1
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Fraraccio
Designer/artist/maker
Fraraccio “Lo Sfilato” – Coltello tradizionale molisano in corno di bufalo nero – 25 cm
Model
Lo Sfilato
Material
Horn
Colour
Black
Style
Vintage
Condition
As new - unused
Height
25 cm
Width
1 cm
Depth
1 cm
Estimated period
2000-2010
ItalyVerified
1045
Objects sold
97.96%
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