Lamson Walnut Chestnut Knife

Lamson, a renowned manufacturer of cutlery, kitchen tools, and trade tools, proudly continues to handcraft its products in Massachusetts by American workers. With a legacy spanning 179 years, Lamson remains committed to producing the finest cutlery, kitchen tools, and trade tools made in America, striving for nothing short of perfection.

The Lamson company was established in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, in 1837. As one of the oldest cutlery manufacturers in the United States, Lamson has been the trusted choice of home and professional cooks, as well as US Presidents, for the past 179 years, owing to its exceptional craftsmanship.

These traditions of excellence extend beyond Lamson's cutlery and kitchen tools, encompassing their barbeque equipment, TreeSpirit (Handcrafted North American Hardwood Kitchen Utensils and Wood Care Products), and HotSpot (Professional Grade Silicone Potholders, Trivets, HotHandles) product lines.

One of Lamson's unique offerings is a special knife designed to score chestnuts before roasting, serving a practical purpose in peeling the inner skin of the nut. This knife is crafted with hardened and tempered high-carbon stainless steel, ensuring durability and precision.

The riveted walnut handles of this knife are not only visually appealing but also exceptionally durable. While the natural color may vary from tool to tool, the riveted design provides strength and longevity. It is important to note that these walnut handles are not dishwasher safe, and when the wood appears dry, it should be treated with mineral oil to maintain its condition.

Lamson's commitment to quality and craftsmanship is evident in every aspect of its products, from the carefully selected materials to the meticulous attention to detail. As a proud American manufacturer, Lamson continues to uphold the traditions that have made it a cherished brand for generations, offering consumers timeless kitchen tools and gadgets that combine nostalgia with practical design.

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