Johnny Bradley Knives

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I Make Kitchen Knives
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My knives have been sent all over the world.

Snakewood Handle Chef Knife by Johnny Bradley

Utility kitchen knife with a Jarrah and Blackwood handle made for Mr John Throssell by Johnny Bradley

Utility knife with a palm-wood made by Johnny Bradley JohnnyBradley.com

Utility knife made from olive wood for Dr David Horn and Mrs Kay Horn JohnnyBradley.com

Gin & Tonic Lemon Cutter made from Jarrah and Blackwood for Dr Steve Lewis and Dr Emma Thompson JohnnyBradley.com

Round handle made for a Japanese-style Nakiri knife. JohnnyBradley.com

Gin & Tonic Lemon Cutter made from Jarrah and Blackwood for Dr Steve Lewis and Dr Emma Thompson JohnnyBradley.com

A chef's knife "big but not too heavy" made for Pemba Sherpa, serial climber of Mount Everest living in London. The handle is made from Mexican Cocobolo, brass and African Padauk. JohnnyBradley.com

An unloved Gang of Four. Crude, but magnificent, Nakiri's made from blades forged in fire by hand and handles made from wood I collected from a beach after a typhoon. JohnnyBradley.com

The unloved Gang of Four plus a very elegant Blackwood Nakiri. All magnificent in their own way. The blades forged in fire by hand and beaten into shape with a big hammer. JohnnyBradley.com

A collection of paring and utility knives made for Raoul in Germany and Dr Steve Lewis in Australia.
All with hand forged blades and olive, Jarrah and driftwood handles.
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A chef knife I made with a conventional stainless steel blade and handle made from 5,000 year old Bog Oak from England.
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FREE DELIVERY

I despatch my work all over the world.

Fedex 3-5 days to anywhere, included in the price of your knife.

One working day despatch by courier for knives already made

and immediate despatch upon completion for custom-made knives.

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