No. 8 VRN Carbone Knife Gift Box Reviews

4.8 Rating 144 Reviews

About Farrar & Tanner:

Based in the regency town of Cheltenham Spa, Farrar & Tanner procure bespoke, traditionally crafted gifts. Combining a history of blacksmith and iron work with a leather crafting heritage, Farrar & Tanner are driven by exceptional quality of materials, design and craftsmanship. A luxurious, practical collection of men's accessories, available for personalisation by their skilled team of engravers and leather embossers.

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Phone:

0344 5678365

Email:

sales@farrar-tanner.co.uk

Location:

24, Lansdown Estate, Cheltenham
Gl51 8PL

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“Great present”

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Posted 5 years ago

“great gift!”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Got this for my dad for Christmas and he absolutely loved it! Thanks”

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Posted 6 years ago

Soraya Wilkinson

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Posted 6 years ago

“It’s ok, but I would have thought the engraving would have been on the black side of the knife handle not on the side that already has the opinal logo and other writing already on it. Disappointed.”

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Posted 6 years ago

Ellen Oliver

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“Well considering I still haven’t received the item a month after ordering it’s not overly positive from me! My brother still hasn’t got his Christmas present!”

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Posted 6 years ago

Hi Ellen, we've tracked your item as it has been returned to us with address unknown, we've sent an email to confirm if you would like the item resent or refunded. Thanks - Matt

Posted 6 years ago

Hi Ellen, Just following up on the order we can send out another as the item was returned to us through Royal Mail, would you like it resent or refunded? . Thanks - Matt

Posted 6 years ago

Fitzjames Wood

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“Great gift idea. Beautifully simple pocket knife. A classic design icon nicely presented in a basic wooden display case with Perspex type slide in lid. I would have preferred the personalised engraving to be on the blank side of the blade as the writing and logo looked a little congested together and the initials I had put on could be confused with the logo however it still looks good and was nicely done.”