Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 2 Place Settings
With this Laguiole steak knife and fork set, you can lay two places, each with its own knife and fork, and Laguiole en Aubrac makes all four pieces by hand in France. Each fork’s handle follows its knife in shape and material, so the grip stays the same from knife to fork. As a cutlery set for 2, it suits a couple who want matching knives and forks for steak and other main courses.
Handles include woods, horns and cow bone, with the finish, satin or polished, chosen to suit each one. Prefer the knives on their own? See the Laguiole Steak Knives, Set of 2. For one person, there’s the Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 1 Place Setting, and if you want extra forks, the Laguiole Table Forks, Set of 6.
•One handle material for all four•Crafted by hand in France•Forks matched to their knives•
Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 2 Place Settings
Set of 2 Laguiole Steak Knives and 2 Forks Stainless Steel Shiny
- GBP: 306£
Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 2 Place Settings
Set of 2 Laguiole Steak Knives and 2 Forks Stainless Steel Satin
- GBP: 306£
Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 2 Place Settings
- GBP: 373£
Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 2 Place Settings
- GBP: 373£
Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 2 Place Settings
- GBP: 373£
Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 2 Place Settings
- GBP: 373£
Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 2 Place Settings
- GBP: 424£
Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 2 Place Settings
- GBP: 424£
Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 2 Place Settings
- GBP: 424£
Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 2 Place Settings
- GBP: 441£
Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 2 Place Settings
- GBP: 458£
Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 2 Place Settings
- GBP: 458£
Laguiole Steak Knife and Fork Set, 2 Place Settings
- GBP: 464£
Zebu horn tip, snakewood or cow bone handles
Zebu horn tip arrives at Laguiole en Aubrac as raw pieces, each with its own base colour and marbling, so the cutler sorts and pairs them until the four handles in a set belong together. It's polished, with blond and amber flames running into darker horn. Snakewood, also polished, mixes browns and deep reds in a pattern like snakeskin. Cow bone is creamy white, with a polished gloss that suits white china. For more on smaller sets, read Dining Cutlery Sets: Beyond the Full Service.
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Watch the zebu horn tip steak knives and forks
Two steak knives and two forks with polished zebu horn tip handles.
Laguiole steak knives and forks, made as a pair
With these Laguiole steak knives and forks, every fork is made as a partner to its knife. Its handle repeats the knife's profile in the same material, so each place setting looks complete without any hunting for a match. The knife cuts while the fork steadies the meat, and both of you have the same pair in hand. Every piece is crafted by hand in France by Laguiole en Aubrac, whose name each knife carries on its blade.
From two place settings to six
Each handle on offer comes in steak knife sets of four and six too, as well as six-piece table fork sets, so you can add place settings later and keep to one material. Knives alone are available as pairs in the wood, horn and bone handles, if the forks you have already suit you. Natural handles vary a little from piece to piece, so a set added later will match in material, with small differences in colour and pattern.
Knife and fork questions
What does knife and fork placement mean?
In British knife and fork etiquette, cutlery left apart on the plate, tips pointing towards each other in an upside-down V, means you haven't finished. When you have, put them together in the middle of the plate with the handles towards you, at roughly half past six. With a matched Laguiole en Aubrac pair, the knife and fork lie neatly side by side.
How do you hold a knife and fork?
Here's how to hold a knife and fork the British way: knife in the right hand, fork in the left with its tines facing down, and each index finger resting along the top of the handle. Keep the handles tucked into your palms rather than gripping them like pens. On these sets the fork handle shares the knife's shape, so both hands hold the same form.
Which cutlery set should I buy?
One that's well made, with as many place settings as you actually use. Check the maker first: the name Laguiole isn't protected, so factory cutlery uses it freely, while these blades are marked Laguiole en Aubrac. Then count places: a couple needs two place settings for the main course, and more can follow later to match.
You'll find care instructions with every order. Wash all four pieces by hand, towel them dry at once, and never let a dishwasher near the wood or horn.

Black Leather Sheath
Set of 2 Laguiole Steak Knives Mussel Shells
Premium Brown & Orange Two-Tone Leather Case
Set of 6 Laguiole Steak Knives Snakewood
Laguiole en Aubrac Oak Box for Fofding Knives without corkscrew
Laguiole Sommelier Corkscrew Turquoise Stone
Red Synthetic Sheath for Laguiole Knives
Laguiole Pocket Knife Checkerboard Ebony/Olivewood
Set of 2 Laguiole Steak Knives and 2 Forks Zebu Horn Tip
