Meet Your New Vintage Serrated All Purpose Knife

Meet Your New Vintage Serrated All Purpose Knife

August 21, 2026

Some kitchen tools earn their place by doing one job exceptionally well. Others become the ones you reach for because they can handle just about anything. Our newest addition to the Vintage Collection falls into the second category.

The 5″ Vintage Serrated All Purpose Cheese & Tomato Knife is designed for those foods that can be tricky with a traditional edge. Its serrated blade glides through ripe tomatoes without crushing or tearing, while making easy work of cheese, cured meats, citrus, artisan bread and more.

Made for Every Layer

August is National Sandwich Month, making now the perfect time to put this versatile knife to work. From juicy tomatoes and creamy cheese to savory cured meats and artisan bread, it handles every layer with ease. The 5″ blade gives you plenty of cutting surface while remaining comfortable and easy to maneuver.

And when it’s time to serve, the forked tip does more than add a distinctive Vintage touch. It makes it easy to lift and transfer sliced cheese, cured meats, tomatoes and other foods right from the cutting board to your plate or serving board.

Choose Your Vintage Finish

Like the rest of the Vintage Collection, this knife pairs timeless design with hand-finished details.

Rich, Timeless Walnut brings warmth and traditional character, complemented by brass rivets.

Midnight G-10 offers a sleek, modern look with durable, easy-care performance, finished with nickel-silver rivets.

Whichever finish you choose, this is a knife built to become an everyday favorite. From the kitchen counter to the serving board, it is ready for whatever you throw at it.

 

Vintage Tomato and Cheese Knife Launch in Rich Walnut and Modern G-10 Handles with cut heirloom tomatoes and artisan cheeses.

Vintage Tomato and Cheese Knife

A versatile 5″ serrated knife made for tomatoes, cheese, artisan bread, cured meats and more.

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