Fraraccio Fraraccio “Siciliano” pescatore 21 cm – Coltello Sfilato Tradizionale Italiano in Acciaio Inox - Kitchen knife - Utility knife - Sicilian - Steel, Metal - Italy

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Fraraccio “Siciliano” Fisherman – Traditional Italian Slim Drawn Knife in Mirror-Polished Stainless Steel – 21 cm

Description:
Elegant and refined Italian traditional knife, model “Siciliano,” made by Fraraccio, a historic artisanal cutlery workshop from Frosolone, renowned for producing regional knives tied to the rural and maritime culture of Southern Italy.

This splendid slim draw knife features an extremely essential and tapered line, typical of knives used by Sicilian fishermen both at work and during daily meals. The construction is fully in mirror-polished stainless steel, with a minimalist design and no scale guards, a feature that enhances its elegance and practicality.

The long, thin stainless steel blade offers excellent cutting precision, while the all-metal handle provides solidity, lightness, and a modern aesthetic while maintaining the charm of Mediterranean tradition.

An iconic model of Italian regional cutlery, ideal for collectors, traditional knife enthusiasts, or admirers of Frosolone craftsmanship.

Characteristics:

Producer: Fraraccio
Model: Siciliano
Type: traditional slim knife
Era: early 2000s
Blade material: stainless steel
Handle material: mirror-polished stainless steel
Total length: 21 cm
Blade length: 9 cm
Made in Italy

Conditions:
Excellent overall condition. Knife well preserved with normal very light signs of time and storage. Fluid mechanics and blade well aligned.

Fraraccio “Siciliano” Fisherman – Traditional Italian Slim Drawn Knife in Mirror-Polished Stainless Steel – 21 cm

Description:
Elegant and refined Italian traditional knife, model “Siciliano,” made by Fraraccio, a historic artisanal cutlery workshop from Frosolone, renowned for producing regional knives tied to the rural and maritime culture of Southern Italy.

This splendid slim draw knife features an extremely essential and tapered line, typical of knives used by Sicilian fishermen both at work and during daily meals. The construction is fully in mirror-polished stainless steel, with a minimalist design and no scale guards, a feature that enhances its elegance and practicality.

The long, thin stainless steel blade offers excellent cutting precision, while the all-metal handle provides solidity, lightness, and a modern aesthetic while maintaining the charm of Mediterranean tradition.

An iconic model of Italian regional cutlery, ideal for collectors, traditional knife enthusiasts, or admirers of Frosolone craftsmanship.

Characteristics:

Producer: Fraraccio
Model: Siciliano
Type: traditional slim knife
Era: early 2000s
Blade material: stainless steel
Handle material: mirror-polished stainless steel
Total length: 21 cm
Blade length: 9 cm
Made in Italy

Conditions:
Excellent overall condition. Knife well preserved with normal very light signs of time and storage. Fluid mechanics and blade well aligned.

Details

Era
After 2000
Kitchen knife type
Utility knife
Specific region of origin
Sicilia
No. of items
1
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Fraraccio
Designer/artist/maker
Fraraccio “Siciliano” pescatore 21 cm – Coltello Sfilato Tradizionale Italiano in Acciaio Inox
Model
Sicilian
Material
Metal, Steel
Colour
Silver
Style
Contemporary
Condition
As new - unused
Height
21 cm
Width
1 cm
Depth
1 cm
Estimated period
2000-2010
ItalyVerified
1217
Objects sold
98.12%
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