Fortessa 4PS-270 4-Piece Vaquero Serrated Steak Knife Set with Box, Black

Fortessa tableware solutions is a leading designer, developer and marketer of quality tableware for the high-end commercial foodservice market globally, as well as for the luxury consumer market. The company was founded in 1993 as the Great American Trading Company, Inc., focusing from the very start on quality dinnerware for culinary professionals and for the home. In 1997, the company expanded its offerings to flatware, glassware and tabletop accessories, becoming a "total table" operation, and pioneered the concept of specialty dinnerware for the commercial foodservice market with a "Cuisine Collection" of square, rectangular and oval shapes. Fortessa is an integrated designer, developer and marketer of tabletop goods and accessories. Brands and products under the Fortessa banner include Fortessa Dinnerware, the Accentz collection, Fortessa Metalware, Schott Zwiesel Crystal Glass and Fortessa Design and Value. Our products offer a combination of quality and value unmatched in the tabletop industry. Fortessa steak knives are found in the upper end steak and chop houses throughout America. We are contacted frequently about Fortessa steak knives for this reason. People love the design and the functionality of the steak knives and want them for their home. Fortessa steak knives are high-quality and are made of fine 18/0 stainless steel and feature various hand styles ranging from marble to stainless steel. If you are a beef eater you will love having a set of Fortessa restaurant-quality steak knives to use and have your guests use.

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