Siciliano Fraraccio – Sfilato Siciliano in Ottone Inciso – Coltello Tradizionale Italiano – 21 cm - Kitchen knife - Utility knife - Siciliano Ottone - Steel, Brass - Italy

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Fraraccio – Sicilian Slimline in Engraved Brass – Traditional Italian Knife – 21 cm

Category Catawiki:
Coltelli da collezione → Italian traditional knives

Description:
Magnificent Sicilian slimline blade made by Fraraccio in the early 2000s, a refined reinterpretation of the classic Isolana knife that for generations accompanied the daily life of southern Italian tradition.

This elegant model immediately draws attention for its handle, fully in polished brass. The slim, essential lines make the knife extremely elegant and harmonious, while preserving the practicality of the classic “Sfilato.”

The satin finish blade in stainless steel bears the inscription “Siciliano – made in Italy,” a detail that further enhances the traditional character of the piece. A light, refined knife, very pleasant to collect, perfect for enthusiasts of regional Italian cutlery or for those seeking Fraraccio productions from the early 2000s, today increasingly difficult to find in these conditions.

Never used and well preserved.

Specifications:

Producer: Fraraccio
Model: Sfilato Siciliano
Period: early 2000s
Overall length (open): 21 cm
Blade length: 9 cm
Blade: satin stainless steel
Handle: polished brass
Made in Italy
Conditions: excellent / never used

Dimensions:
21 cm open – blade 9 cm

Condition report:
Excellent general condition. Very slight signs from time and preservation, clearly visible in the photos. Blade clean and smooth mechanical action.

Fraraccio – Sicilian Slimline in Engraved Brass – Traditional Italian Knife – 21 cm

Category Catawiki:
Coltelli da collezione → Italian traditional knives

Description:
Magnificent Sicilian slimline blade made by Fraraccio in the early 2000s, a refined reinterpretation of the classic Isolana knife that for generations accompanied the daily life of southern Italian tradition.

This elegant model immediately draws attention for its handle, fully in polished brass. The slim, essential lines make the knife extremely elegant and harmonious, while preserving the practicality of the classic “Sfilato.”

The satin finish blade in stainless steel bears the inscription “Siciliano – made in Italy,” a detail that further enhances the traditional character of the piece. A light, refined knife, very pleasant to collect, perfect for enthusiasts of regional Italian cutlery or for those seeking Fraraccio productions from the early 2000s, today increasingly difficult to find in these conditions.

Never used and well preserved.

Specifications:

Producer: Fraraccio
Model: Sfilato Siciliano
Period: early 2000s
Overall length (open): 21 cm
Blade length: 9 cm
Blade: satin stainless steel
Handle: polished brass
Made in Italy
Conditions: excellent / never used

Dimensions:
21 cm open – blade 9 cm

Condition report:
Excellent general condition. Very slight signs from time and preservation, clearly visible in the photos. Blade clean and smooth mechanical action.

Details

Era
After 2000
Kitchen knife type
Utility knife
Specific region of origin
Sicilia
No. of items
1
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Siciliano
Designer/artist/maker
Fraraccio – Sfilato Siciliano in Ottone Inciso – Coltello Tradizionale Italiano – 21 cm
Model
Siciliano Ottone
Material
Brass, Steel
Colour
Gold, Silver
Style
Vintage
Condition
As new - unused
Height
21 cm
Width
1 cm
Depth
1 cm
Estimated period
2000-2010
ItalyVerified
1161
Objects sold
98.08%
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