Cigar cutters
The founder of the Berti family was a great appreciator of Toscano cigars, and it is to him that we dedicate Coltellerie Berti's Table Cigar cutter.
In David Berti's days – in the late nineteenth century, cutting cigars in two was a real need and not just a matter of taste. Due to lack of money, people going to the tobacconist's were forced to buy half a cigar at a time: and the shopkeeper would cut the Toscano in two with his table cigar cutter. Now, in these less parsimonious times, we dedicate Coltellerie Berti's Table Cigar cutters to David Berti.
Nomenclature: Smooth blade, Frosted blade, Bead blasting blade, Forged blade, Laser cut blade, Full tang blade, Blade with anchored tang handle, Stell handle, Plastic handle, Cornotech handle, Boxwood handle, Olive handle,, Buffalo horn handle, Ox horn handle, Ebony handle
Cigar Cutters' history
In David Berti's days – in the late nineteenth century, cutting cigars in two was a real need and not just a matter of taste. Due to lack of money, people going to the tobacconist's were forced to buy half a cigar at a time: and the shopkeeper would cut the Toscano in two with his table cigar cutter. Now, in these less parsimonious times, we dedicate Coltellerie Berti's Table Cigar cutters to David Berti.
Nomenclature: Smooth blade, Frosted blade, Bead blasting blade, Forged blade, Laser cut blade, Full tang blade, Blade with anchored tang handle, Stell handle, Plastic handle, Cornotech handle, Boxwood handle, Olive handle,, Buffalo horn handle, Ox horn handle, Ebony handle
