Cutlery shops Rhône-Alpes

A l'Age de Bronze will delight lovers of antiques, decoration or collections. The shop is full of charm! Inside you will find old bistro zincs or 18th century woodwork. Valéry Besse, the owner, has also developed a cutlery shop. Laguiole or Thiers are in the spotlight. But he also created the Murat, of which he registered the model and the trademark. This pocket knife is handmade with wooden, ivory or mammoth molar handles.

Push open the door of La Coutellerie de Lyon and you'll understand why this address is recommended year after year by Le Futé. Behind the window on Place Bellecour, discover passionate cutlers, women - including the wonderful Thiernoise Luce Bouterige - and men - who share their passion for exceptional products. A wide choice of knives for all uses, especially in the kitchen, and all budgets. A Lyonnais must-have is the homemade knife, with fixed or folding blade, made on site. Visible from the store, the workshop enables all blades to be sharpened. The full range of Savoyard Opinel knives is available, and handles and blades can be engraved.

La Coutellerie du Massif, a family business, is a story of passion around a knife from the Sancy: the Massif. Designed in the store's workshops, it is made in the Auvergne tradition. Its noble wooden handle gives it a beautiful look. The steel and carbon of the blade ensure a perfect cutting edge. The cutlery offers a second creation: the Sancy, which is also available in pocket and table knives. There is a large choice of pocket knives made in Auvergne. You can visit the workshops by appointment.

It is easy to have a clear opinion on this address since it is the reference in its field. A store where the space is filled with sharpened blades, where one discovers magnificent knives made by authentic cutlery craftsmen. Starting with the Couteau des Alpes, created by one of the Best Craftsmen of France, Robert Beillonnet, elected best French knife in 2011. To be found with different handles, deer or mammoth ..., which make the price of this wonder. In any case, an exceptional object. The best craftsmen are represented in all categories and presented by an enthusiast who knows how to whet our curiosity. A Savoyard knife to share.

Coming directly from Thiers, the world capital of cutlery, the products selected and presented in the store are of the highest quality. Whether they are for kitchen, table, pocket or hunting, the knives from the Claude Dozorme workshops meet very precise manufacturing criteria. The store also offers some useful culinary gadgets and guns to sharpen your sharp utensils. The essential Laguiole knives are available in a steak set. A few designer pieces adorn the window, enough to please yourself.

A house founded in 1830. Brossard is a Lyon institution in the field of knives, chiselling, but also brush making. Great brands renowned for their robustness and sharpness are available to you. Table knives, kitchen knives, regional knives to put in your pocket, art knives with the greatest craftsmen, leisure knives, hunting knives, first aid knives. Without forgetting a large choice of scissors and manicure tools, mirrors, razors and shaving brushes, brushes and combs. A sure value, sharpened over time.

Created in 1999, the French Cutlery Federation now has about 90 members. These are companies in the cutlery sector in the broadest sense: manufacturers, suppliers, subcontractors, retailers, craftsmen, industrialists.

Jean-Jacques Astier, blacksmith and cutlery maker, is well known locally for the excellence of his work. Jean-Jacques Astier is a member of the association Métiers du monde, he offers training courses and courses in artistic cutlery. His creations can be found at the Berthier cutlery shop in Valence but also in Tournon or Lamastre. It is not unusual to find him at various local events to promote his work.

An address that will touch the hearts of archery enthusiasts, with 25 years' experience in the field, as well as lovers of fine knives. Among the shooting disciplines on offer in this unique boutique are a whole range of crossbows and blowguns, as well as boomerangs and stone-throwers, for both hunting and leisure. Darts are a great way to spend evenings with friends, or to take part in competitions. The Archery Workshop's other specialty is the sale and sharpening of high-quality knives and blades of all kinds, notably from artisan cutlers. Advice as sharp as the blades.

The Destannes family has been running the cutlery shop in the rue des Frères since 1908, and it would seem that the premises have been used for the same activity since 1780. Gérard is the master of the shop. "A knife, I conceive it above all as a useful object", he explains. In a spirit of simplicity and sturdiness, the Aurillacois is the farmer's knife, with its genuine horn handle. The knife maker is 100% Auvergne-based. The craftsman customizes your knife free of charge with engraving on the blade. Gérard tells stories with his knives. A passion !

Cutlery was born in the early ^19th century in Thiers, thanks to Philippe Sabatier, the man behind the brand's success. Our kitchen knives are entirely forged from a single piece of Z50C13 steel. They are manufactured exclusively in Thiers using traditional techniques. In addition to a wide range of kitchen knives, Sabatier also offers table knives, pocket knives, hunting knives, etc. Sabatier cutlery is also famous for its Brin d'Auvergne, a pocket knife whose back blade reproduces the relief of the Puys mountain range.

Opinel has been part of the Savoyard - and French - heritage since 1890. The pocket knife par excellence, always decorated with the "crowned hand", is one of the essential objects to have on one's person, for a "traditional" use (and not dangerous of course) and at home. Under the arcades of the rue Filaterie, the one and only store of the brand to discover the whole panoply of the closing knives, more original models, and other sharp utensils signed Opinel. The entire team is at your service to help you choose your knife from a range that is as well suited to the table as it is to gardening, DIY and outdoor activities. A visit is essential.

Patrick Grammatico's store sells not only scissors and pruning shears, but also Le Thiers knives, manufactured by the Locau® cutlery company, which he has run for over fifteen years. The items are as beautiful as the antique furniture on which they are displayed. Knives and kitchen accessories, pocket knives, table knives, scissors and gardening items, for professionals and private customers alike, are all showcased here. The boutique also sells other brands such as Fisher-Bargoin and Gentleman Barbier. Patrick can also repair and sharpen your blades.

Despite its sign, which is difficult to pronounce, O k'tés, it has been Annecy's cutlery since 1930! Welcome to the world of Thiers, Laguiole, Opinel and Swiss Victorinox knives, which are no longer presented, but also that of Ceramix - ceramic knives whose only diamond is said to be harder than their blade - in this local business as we would like to have many in town. The staff of this cutlery shop is very professional and competent and will guide you in choosing the best knife or machete to clear the jungle. A choice with unique specimens and a few collector knives that take us back in time.

A top-of-the-range pocket knife, the Cellois shone in 2018 by winning the first Coutellia prize. It was a great spotlight on its creator, Nathalie Robin, co-manager of the workshop. Nathalie first learned from her husband Stéphane, who comes from a long line of cutlers, and who had won third place in the same competition in 2015. She then joined him in the arts and crafts adventure. Together, they have developed a range of sturdy knives, yet with a fine design reminiscent of Celtic lines, and where each piece is unique.

In a region renowned for its knife craftsmanship, Piste Verte is a haven for lovers of quality blades. As you browse its shelves, you'll also discover an assortment of complementary items such as maps, posters, guidebooks, as well as unusual objects that are sure to seduce. The site also offers a selection of accessories for hikers, including compasses, poles and binoculars. The site also offers a sharpening service to keep your precious blades in perfect condition.

For 177 years and 7 generations, Maison Poly, founded by the Poly-Guêpe family, has been sharing its passion for cutlery through its shops - including one online for home shopping - and workshops. Whether for the table, the kitchen or everyday use, with magnificent handcrafted knives, it's all here! It's impossible not to find what you're looking for among the 6,000 or so references available! At Poly, Lyon has its own knife: the Confluent, an indispensable little city knife. You can also personalize your knives, for gifts that won't break the friendship. Traditional sharpening workshop. Poly, a cutlery goldsmith.

For four generations, the Dubost family has perpetuated the tradition of French cutlery in Viscomtat. Founded in 1920, the Maison Jean Dubost is dedicated to making quality kitchen knives and table cutlery, recognized the world over. Now in its fourth generation, the company combines ancestral know-how with a touch of modernity, as seen in its flagship products such as Laguiole knives and Jean Dubost cutlery. Awarded the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (Living Heritage Company) label in 2012 and a confirmed level of CSR commitment, Jean Dubost embodies the excellence of French craftsmanship, while committing itself to a socially and environmentally responsible approach.