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Oyster Fork

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$6.03 $9 In stock

Category: Couverts à crustacés

The Blois stainless steel cutlery collection carries on the tradition of the baguette pattern with a sober and recognizable line. The tapered ridge running along the handle offers an intuitive grip, making these durable steel pieces as suitable for daily use as they are for a sophisticated reception table. Its pure lines and discreet reflections create a table with mastered geometry.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★

The tapered ridge on the handle makes it feel really secure when prying open oysters, and the stainless steel has a nice weight to it. This is my new go-to for shellfish.

Joseph Y. ★★★★★

I’ve been using this oyster fork for a few weeks now, and the tapered ridge along the handle really does make it feel secure in my hand. The baguette pattern gives it a classic look that matches my other cutlery perfectly.

Sofia ★★★★☆

The baguette pattern gives it a classic look that fits right in with my other flatware, and the handle feels secure even with buttery fingers. It does the job well for prying open oysters, though I wish the tines were just a touch longer for the really meaty ones.