R
Rob I didn’t expect to see ‘made in china’ in large writing on the side. That was disappointing
The Elegant Series carving fork, forged to match its carving knife. Two long tines anchor a roast, bird or ham so the carver pulls clean, even slices without the meat shifting. The tines are made from the same 67-layer Damascus clad over a 10Cr15CoMoV core as the Elegant knives, set into a full-tang Linen Micarta handle for a steady, balanced grip carving after carving.
Reach for this when the roast comes out of the oven and needs to be carved without the whole joint rocking around on the board. A carving fork does one thing: keeps the meat still while the knife does the work. Two tines in the right place and you're slicing clean instead of chasing a leg of lamb across the bench while your guests are waiting.
The two long tines anchor a Christmas ham, a rolled pork shoulder, or a whole roast chicken without slipping or tearing the meat. They're spaced to give you a stable, two-point hold, so the joint doesn't rock forward when your carving knife pushes through. The tines are built from the same 10Cr15CoMoV high-carbon stainless core used across the Elegant Series, vacuum heat-treated to 60±2 HRC and wrapped in 67 layers of Damascus cladding. At that hardness, they stay true under the pressure of a dense lamb shoulder without flexing over time.
The handle matches the rest of the Elegant Series: linen Micarta composite that won't swell or crack near moisture. When you're carving at the table in front of guests, the fork and carving knife look like a set. Full-tang construction runs the steel all the way through the handle, so there's no flex point where the tines meet the grip. You get the force you need at the tip without anything shifting.
Pair it with other pieces in the Elegant Series for a carving set that matches on the table.
All our knives arrive in a beautiful, premium gift box that’s ready to impress. (Whether it's for a very lucky cook, or just for you.)
Steel Type: 67 Layers Damascus Steel with 10Cr15CoMoV Core
Hardness (HRC): 60±2 HRC
Handle: Linen Micarta
Heat Treatment: Vacuum Heat Treatment and Deep Freeze
What that means: Modern Damascus elegance with durable synthetic handle material.
ELEGANT SERIES · B38L
A good carve is two hands working together. The knife does the cutting; the fork does the holding. This 6-inch two-tine fork sinks into the roast and keeps it still while you draw the blade, so each slice lands flat and even instead of tearing. Same Elegant Series build as the knife it pairs with — 67-layer Damascus tines over a 10Cr15CoMoV core, set in a full-tang Linen Micarta handle that stays balanced in the hand.
In stock. Ships from Australia.
WHY IT MATTERS
Carving against a fork beats carving against tongs or fingers. The two tines bite in and hold the joint locked while the knife moves, so you carve with control and keep your other hand well clear of the edge. Built to last: the tines are vacuum heat-treated and deep-frozen to 60±2 HRC, and the whole fork carries a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.
Specification
HOW TO USE IT
Press both tines into the thickest part of the roast, well back from where you are slicing. Hold firm pressure so the joint cannot rock, then carve with the knife in long, single strokes drawn toward you. For poultry, set the tines either side of the breastbone to steady the carcass. The 6-inch tines reach into a large roast or ham without crowding the board. Pair it with the matching Elegant Series carving knife for a complete set.
LOOKING AFTER IT
Hand-wash only — not dishwasher safe. Wash in warm soapy water after use, rinse, and dry the tines and handle straight away rather than leaving it to air-dry. The Linen Micarta handle is stable and low-maintenance; an occasional wipe of food-safe mineral oil over the tines keeps the Damascus looking its best. Store it alongside its carving knife, not loose in a drawer where the tines can knock about.
FAQs
It steadies a roast, bird or ham while you carve, so the meat stays still and each slice comes off clean and even. It is the holding half of a carving set, paired with a carving knife.
Yes. It is built in the Elegant Series (B38L) to pair with the matching Elegant Series carving knife — same 67-layer Damascus, same 10Cr15CoMoV core, same Linen Micarta handle.
67-layer Damascus clad over a 10Cr15CoMoV high-carbon stainless steel core, vacuum heat-treated and deep-frozen to 60±2 HRC, with a full tang running through the Linen Micarta handle.
The fork has 6-inch (15 cm) tines, long enough to anchor a large roast or ham without crowding the carving board.
No. Hand-wash in warm soapy water and dry straight away. The dishwasher will dull and damage the finish.
Forged in Yangjiang, Guangdong Province, China — a city known for its knife-making — and backed by a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.
More from the range



