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P13 Type 301 wood knife block is made from Bamboo. Designed to come apart for easy cleaning. Designed by F. A. Porsche You can take this knife block a... Read More at Amazon
This small knife block can hold up to 8 small knives, such as steak or paring knives. Made from block-constructed hardwood, this block will keep your ... Read More at MetroKitchen.com
Fine knives are among your most valuable culinary investments and can last for decades if properly maintained. By using a knife block, cooks can ensur... Read More at CHEFS Catalog
This 17-slot knife block is made of bamboo, a beautiful, richly grained wood that is known for its durability. Handsome in looks, the bamboo knife blo... Read More at Cooking.com
Franke KFB01 Knife Block Franke Knife Block, pairs nicely with any Franke sink. The Knife Block can be inserted into your countertop and allows easy... Read More at irawoods.com
Our favorite Wusthof knife block. Why? Tons of storage and it swivels. This new Wusthof knife block holds 25 items, including up to 4 cook's knives... Read More at Chefs Resource
From Henckels comes this 16-slot Deluxe Hardwood Knife Block. J.A. HENCKELS Hardwood Knife Block with Steak Knife SlotsThis hardwood knife block from ... Read More at CutleryAndMore.com
22 Slot Bamboo Knife Block Only Clear Finished Bamboo Includes 22 Slots Bamboo is fast being recognized as a superior surface for food preparation. ... Read More at irawoods.com
The Swissmar 'Bamboo Knife Block' is essential for keeping your knives safe, secure and sharp. Crafted from moisture-resistant bamboo that will provid... Read More at Zappos.com
From CutleryAndMore.com comes this 17-slot Universal Knife Block: Natural Cherry. 17-slot Universal Knife Block: Natural CherryThe 17-slot Universal K... Read More at CutleryAndMore.com
The Wusthof 22-slot knife block is made of Beechwood that is a richly grained wood known for its durability. The knife block safely stores each knife ... Read More at Cooking.com
