Brown Kitchen Knives: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 17, 2026
Browse 13 listings for Brown Kitchen Knives, including options from Hedley & Bennett and Hawkins New York. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 13 displayed listings with prices are listed from $15.00 to $459.95 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The selection includes knives with tortoiseshell, teak and other wood-tone handles that give a warm brown look.
Common materials are hardwood or synthetic brown handles paired with stainless-steel blades. Some feature Damascus patterns for a decorative edge.
Choose a knife based on blade length, handle comfort and balance. A well-weighted knife feels steady in the hand and makes chopping easier.
Bread Knife - Tortoiseshell
Hedley & Bennett
$90.00
Utility Knife - Tortoiseshell
Hedley & Bennett
$75.00
Utility Knife Set
Hawkins New York
$125.00
Shun Classic 5.5" Santoku Knife
Kitchen Kapers
$169.95
Shun Classic Paring Knife 3.5"
Kitchen Kapers
$114.95
Bistrot Bread Knife - Teak
Hawkins New York
$68.00
Shun Classic Paring Knife 4"
Kitchen Kapers
$124.95
Vintage Butcher Knife 14 cms.
Garrett Wade
$15.00
Vintage Butcher Sticking Knife (9")
Garrett Wade
$29.00
Cooks Knife 20 cm Olivewood
Garrett Wade
$71.00
Butcher Sticking Knife (9-3/4")
Garrett Wade
$32.00
Shun Classic Chef's Knife
Kitchen Kapers
$169.95
Kramer EuroLine Damascus 8" Chef's Knife
Kitchen Kapers
$459.95
Questions
Is a wooden handle safe for food prep?
Yes, if the wood is sealed and maintained, it won’t affect food safety.
How often should I sharpen a brown-handle knife?
Sharpen when the edge no longer slices cleanly, typically a few times a year depending on use.
Can I wash these knives in the dishwasher?
Hand washing is recommended to protect the handle and maintain the blade’s edge.
What does ‘tortoiseshell’ refer to?
It describes a patterned brown-amber finish that mimics the look of natural tortoiseshell.