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TEW 2019 Catalogue Sheffield knifemakers since 1838 Taylor’s Eye Witness is a long standing family business which has been producing high quality kitchen knives, scissors, cutlery and pocket knives in Sheffield since 1838. Employing highly skilled Sheffield craftsmen and with a knowledge base which is unrivalled, they have stood the test of time through an unrelenting dedication to quality, service and good old fashioned technical know-how. What they don’t know about knives isn’t worth knowing! 2017 marks a new chapter in the Taylor’s Eye Witness story, as they complete their move into larger modern premises in Sheffield, their first relocation since 1838. Following several years and £2.5 Million of investment, this new facility serves to meet consumer demand and give even better service to their UK and overseas customers. Taylor’s Eye Witness today Over 175 years experience has given them the edge when it comes to product development, continually designing and developing kitchenware products based on their customers’ needs. In addition to designing and manufacturing an extensive collection of kitchen knives, scissors , tableware and accessories, Taylor’s Eye Witness is proud to represent Kai, SKK, Veritable Sabatier and Sabatier Professional in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. An Invitation We are proud to announce that our first relocation in over 175 years is now complete. We would be delighted to welcome you to our superb new facility in Sheffield, where you can preview upcoming lines in our showroom and take a tour of our newly equipped factory. Contact your area sales manager for further information or to arrange a visit. Taylor’s Eye Witness Ltd. New Works, 5 Parkway Close, Sheffield, S9 4WJ. Tel: +44 114 272 4221 Email: [email protected] Sheffield Made Premier Collection Taylor’s Eye Witness is synonymous with the finest quality She eld cutlery ever since John Taylor founded the legend in 1838. John’s keen eye for the best raw materials and uncompromising standards of craftsmanship have been passed down through the generations. Today, Taylor’s Eye Witness keeps craftsmanship very much alive with the new Premier Collection range of kitchen knives. Released in strictly limited quantities, Premier Collection kitchen knives are crafted by hand in our She eld Factory. Probably the finest to ever leave She eld. Made without compromise For this edition of the Premier Collection range, we have chosen Mexican Bocote wood timber to form the handles, paired with high specification Sandvik 14C28N® martensitic blade steel, secured with stunning copper & brass mosaic rivets. The boldly - figured grain of the Mexican Bocote tree lends itself perfectly to the striking blade shapes we have carefully designed. To enhance the hand feel & to improve durability & water resistance, the wood has been “stabilised” by replacing almost all the moisture in the raw timber with resin under a high vacuum.You will notice that each pair of handle scales has been kept together during all stages of production for a perfectly matched contiguous grain. Breaking with tradition, the Swedish chromium stainless steel we have selected for this knife promises unrivalled corrosion resistance & thanks to our expertise in hardening, excellent edge retention. Each raw blade blank is individually heat treated & cryogenically soaked to achieve a typical hardness of Rockwell C 60. This is not your average knife. It’s at this stage that the blade is symmetrically taper ground. Precision & consistency is achieved thanks to our suite of computer aided grinding machines. The final cutting edge is ground & polished by hand ensuring unparalleled sharpness from heel to tip. Limited edition Reassuringly, production of this edition of the Premier Collection range is strictly limited to 2,000 units & thus each piece has been individually numbered. Every knife is unique, made like no other. Sheeld Rev. 22/01/19 1 Premier Collection Item no. Description Packaging Pack Qty EAN PCK01 Vegetable Knife Presentation gift box 1 5014765114228 12cm / 5” cutting edge Compact, yet with a usefully-broad blade for a multitude of tasks. PCK03 Santoku Knife Presentation gift box 1 5014765114235 16cm / 6” cutting edge Sturdy blade with a deep heel & swept edge for chopping & dicing. PCK04 Carving Knife Presentation gift box 1 5014765114242 21cm / 8.5” cutting edge Thinly-ground with a little flexibility, this graceful-looking knife will glide through cooked & raw meats with ease. PCK06 Chef’s Knife Presentation gift box 1 5014765114259 21cm / 8.5” cutting edge The impressive centrepiece of the range. A distinctive clip-point thins the blade towards the tip for finer tasks. Sheeld 2 Professional Series A classic design and winner of The Design Council Award for ‘An Outstanding British Product’, this range is made in our She eld factory by skilled craftsmen. The blades are precision ground and hand honed using high carbon stainless steel for perfect edge retention. The handles are shaped to fi t perfectly in the hand, the contours making it virtually impossible for the knife to accidentally slip. The range consists of: 14 speciality knives, plus a carving fork, sharpening steel, a two piece starter set, a two piece carving set & a fi ve piece block set. • Ground in She eld by skilled craftsmen • Beautifully shaped handle contours Lifetime Guarantee Item no. Description Packaging Pack Qty EAN 5001 Paring Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102171 6.5cm / 2” Blade 5002 Vegetable Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102188 8cm / 3” Blade 5003 Kitchen Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102195 10cm / 4” Blade 5003 SER Serrated Tomato Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765109866 10cm / 4” Blade 5004 Cook’s Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102201 10cm / 4” Blade 5005 Kitchen Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102218 12cm / 5” Blade 5006 Cook’s Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102225 15cm / 6” Blade She eld 3 Professional Series Item no. Description Packaging Pack Qty EAN 5007 Boning Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102232 15cm / 6’’ Blade 5008 Filleting Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102249 17.5cm / 7’’ Blade 5009 Carving Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102256 20cm /8’’ Blade 5011 Cook’s Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102270 20cm / 8’’ Blade 5014 Ham Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102300 25cm / 10’’ Blade 5015 Bread Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102317 24cm / 9.5’’ Blade 5019 Cleaver Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102355 18cm / 7’’ Blade Sheeld 4 Professional Series Item no. Description Packaging Pack Qty EAN 5017 Carving fork Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102331 15cm / 6’’ Head 5018 Sharpening steel Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102348 25cm / 10’’ Head 5020 Carving set Secure hanging pack 4 5014765104205 Contains items 5009 & 5017 5021 Small starter set Clear hanging box 6 5014765106704 Contains items 5002 & 5003 TD8128 Aluminium knife rack Clear hanging box 6 5014765109552 45cm / 17.5” TD8129 Aluminium knife rack Clear hanging box 6 5014765109569 31cm / 12.5” 5027 5pc Knife Block Set Colour gift box 4 5014765106452 Contains knives 5002, 5004, 5006, 5009 and 5015 in a striking double sided magnetic storage block. She eld 5 Heritage Series knives are equally at home in the modern or traditional kitchen. The full tang blades, made from a single piece of high carbon stainless steel, are precision ground to provide excellent strength, fl exibility and lasting sharpness. The handles are shaped to fi t perfectly in the hand, the endstop preventing the knife from accidentally slipping. Each is secured with three solid brass rivets and hand fi nished in the same tradition as they have been for generations. • Ground in She eld by skilled craftsmen • Lifetime guarantee Lifetime Guarantee Item no. Description Packaging Pack Qty EAN 3000 Paring Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765101549 7.5cm / 3” Blade 3001 Vegetable Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765101556 10cm / 4” Blade 3002 Scalloped Utility Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765101778 14cm / 5.5” Blade 3003 Cook’s Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765101563 15cm / 6” Blade 3004 Cook’s Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765101570 20 / 8” Blade 3005 Filleting Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765101785 18cm / 7” Blade 3006 Cook’s Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765101587 25cm / 10” Blade 3008 Bread Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765101600 23cm / 9” Blade She eld 6 Item no. Description Packaging Pack Qty EAN 3009 Carving Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765101617 23cm / 9’’ Blade 3010 Carving Fork Secure hanging pack 4 5014765101792 15cm /6’’ Head 3011 Sharpening Steel Secure hanging pack 4 5014765101808 25cm / 10’’ Head 3012 Cleaver Secure hanging pack 6 5014765101815 15cm / 6’’ Blade 3013 Boning Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765101822 15cm / 6’’ Blade 3015 Ham Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765101990 25cm / 10’’ Blade 3016 Salmon Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765102003 25cm / 10” Blade 3022 Santoku Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765107718 17cm / 7’’ Blade 3023 Cheese Knife Secure hanging pack 6 5014765109729 14cm / 5.5’’ Blade Sheeld 7 She eld Choice We are so confi dent that these are the sharpest knives your customers will ever use, that we will refund their purchase price if they do not agree! Made in She eld, England by skilled craftsmen to quality standards established over generations, these knives have blades which are hollow ground from razor blade quality steel for optimum performance. The polypropylene handle is directly moulded onto the blade and has a ribbed area to provide a safe, secure grip. Range consists of 12 speciality knives,
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