This 19th-century French iron butcher's cleaver is a remarkable piece of history, featuring a unique boot design on the handle and an inset brass plaque engraved with the butcher's name, "Harlee Natalis," and the year "1866." This cleaver embodies the craftsmanship and practical elegance of its era, serving as both a functional tool and a work of art. The well-preserved iron blade and unique handle design speak to the skill and care with which it was made. To honor its heritage and ensure it remains a focal point, we've crafted a custom steel wall mount, allowing it to be displayed proudly in your kitchen or pantry. This display not only preserves the knife's historical significance but also adds a touch of vintage charm to your space. Ideal for history enthusiasts, culinary aficionados, and collectors of unique artifacts, this butcher's cleaver is a captivating conversation piece.

13.75 in. W x 1 in. D x 6 in. H