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Under the Empire, it was fashionable to break the neck of the bottle with a sabre to celebrate a victory. This tradition has made its way to us today, whenever we wish to mark a special occasion. Do it in style with this champagne sabre featuring a steel blade and a bronze and oak guard.
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The Thiers art of the champagne saber, since 1902
An exceptional cutlery house founded in Thiers in 1902, Claude Dozorme makes champagne sabers in the tradition of French haute coutellerie. Each piece — forged steel joined to precious wood — is meant to open the greatest bottles with panache.
| Description | Under the Empire, it was fashionable to break the neck of the bottle with a sabre to celebrate a victory.... | Turn every bottle opening into a spectacular moment. The Laguiole Champagne Sabre by Fontenille Pataud is handcrafted in France according... | Under the Empire, it was fashionable to break the neck of the bottle with a sabre to celebrate a victory.... | Under the Empire, it was fashionable to break the neck of the bottle with a sabre to celebrate a victory.... | Under the Empire, it was fashionable to break the neck of the bottle with a sabre to celebrate a victory.... |
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