Raadvad bread slicer Brown

Raadvad bread cutter brown

This Danish invention is ideal for cutting bread. This Raadvad bread slicer in the color brown has a razor-sharp stainless steel blade and a wooden board on which you can place the bread. Then you determine the desired thickness of the bread and let the guillotine do its job. In addition to bread, the Raadvad is also extremely suitable for cutting vegetables, meat and cheese, for example.

Although the Raadvad bread cutter is still used daily in Denmark, the Raadvad is often used for decoration in the Netherlands. The Raadvad is a cool eye-catcher for, for example, the hospitality industry, specialty shops and bakers. The design of the Raadvad is a Danish classic. Keep it away from children because the blade is razor sharp!

Conditions

This Raadvad in the color brown is approximately 30 years old and in good condition with light signs of previous use.

Specifications

• Height: 24 cm
• Width: 35.5 cm
• Color: brown
• Material: metal, wood
• Weight: 3 kg

Maintenance blade

To keep the blade sharp, you can sharpen it from time to time. We do not sharpen the knives ourselves, because the bread cutters are often bought as decoration.

Our stock

The Raadvads that we offer are all available from stock. This means that we often ship your order the same or the next working day. Please note that we usually only have one item in stock. Because we only sell vintage Raadvads, it is uncertain whether we will receive this color Raadvad again in the future. View our complete collection of vintage Raadvad bread cutters here.

Shipping method

You can order from us worldwide. We ship the lamps by registered mail, well packaged in thick bubble wrap and in double-layer boxes. As soon as your package has been shipped, you will receive an email from Post NL. Here you will find the track trace information with which you can follow the package to your front door. After receiving your order you have a 14 days cancellation period.

History Raadvad

The Raadvaddam factory was founded in 1759 in the Danish town of Raadvaddam. The factory did not focus on luxury goods, according to a catalog of the factory from 1805, but on useful goods for professionals. This philosophy has never changed. Raadvad has started to specialize in the products of very good quality knives and bread cutters. This also included a name change, the name of the factory changed to: Raadvad Knife factories. The factory has been in existence for over 250 years and is internationally known for its high quality. Ove Larsen designed the Raadvad bread slicer in 1939. The design has become a Danish Design icon!