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Considered the widest river in the world sitting on the border of Argentina and Uruguay is the Rio de la Plata (Silver River). It was discovered by the Portuguese in 1512, but named 24 years later by the Italian explorer, Cabot, when he discovered silver trinkets in the river. Now this river supports the largest shipping port in South America, Buenos Aires Port, and the name perfectly suits our sleek, high polished, and all stainless steel steak knife. Our Rio de la Plata shines like silver and is sure to look beautiful at your table!
Includes 4 knives in a customs wooden case that is hand-made by carpentry artists in the Patagonia using wood from the fallen trees in the forests.
- Design Country: Argentina
- Material:Argentine Stainless Steel With High Polish
- Dimensions: 4″ Blade, 4″ Handle
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