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Sabre HOME
Named after the weapon of choice for nineteenth-century French cavalrymen, Sabre designs elegant flatware for the table. Francis Gelb founded the Parisian label in 1993, crafting refined, timeless cutlery and tableware that enlivens both everyday meals and special occasions. Sabre offers a range of products from serving, dessert, and carving sets with wood details to household cutlery essentials in various acrylic styles, patterns, and colorways. Each item is made and assembled in-house using premium materials such as high-quality acrylic and stainless steel, with handles handcrafted by French artisans to ensure that the cutlery meets aesthetic and ergonomic standards. Sabre’s variety of high-end flatware instills a sense of sophistication in any dining setting.Named after the weapon of choice for nineteenth-century French cavalrymen, Sabre designs elegant flatware for the table. Read more
