Is this cane - wood or handle - made in China? I am hoping it is US made or at least somewhere other than China? Thank you.
480635
I don't know words made. But I have one and I absolutely love it. It's a very good-looking cane. I have several of them but this one is clearly my favorite. It's elegant and as a very concerted touch of class. I can almost guarantee that you will like it.
480636
Good question. A web search of other e-tailers revealed that this cane's components are, in fact, sold as individual parts for DIYers to make their own stick. With that in mind, I think the most accurate answer would be: "Assembled in the United States from globally sourced components."
480637
Made by Harvy Canes in Flushing, New York, and according to their website, they manufacture thousands of canes there every day. www.harvycanes.com.
480638
I am not sure where it was made. I have had mine for over 9 months. I love it. I have vertigo and needed something to steady me when I wall. I am too vain at 62 to think I need any kind of cane. I decided I wanted to look spiffy with class. Bat Masterson was one of my childhood heroes. When I found this cane, I didn't think twice about buying it.
480639
I returned mine for refund as the quality was not nearly what I expected... I think the cane was made in USA, and is wood however the brass top I am not sure...c
480640
I know what you mean. Its a nice cane and so far seems strong. Its a bit heavy and your hand can get tired from holding it.
480641
I cannot say for sure. The cane is a Harvey Cane and according to their website they are the largest manufacturer and "supplier" in North America. The site also mentions that they import canes from around the world. This particular one that I have is a Genuine Brass Embossed Knob. The wood is walnut. If you go to the site the part number is 9-1120-07. Hope this helps. http://www.harvycanes.com/ecom/shop/about.asp
943883
I thought it was made in the USA. its a red China special, too heavy for me to send back. it is a decent vice. but dont buy.
1152741
I think the knive is made in China as everything on the box appears to be Chinese. However, both me and my friend who purchased this knive were very pleased with the quality of it. I hope this answer helps.
1007397
Aloha Rachel P., Mele Kalikimaka! (Merry Christmas!) I purchased the bamboo knife holder for my rental unit so I can't go to my drawer to flip it over and see the answer to your question. However, I believe it is made in the Philippines. A great deal of items are coming out of that country that are made of Bamboo - even prefab homes! (My sister has one and it's a great home.) Anyway, I LOVE mine. It keeps the knives from roaming around in the drawer where folks can get cut up. Plus, it's a 'green' product. Well worth it.
590147
The description for this table says it is made in the United States. I think the wood (parawood) used is sourced from Malaysia.
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It is made in the USA. Amazon is known to have errors in a number of their descriptions. And it is not easy to get them to change them even when you point out it is wrong. If in doubt, go to the manufacturer's page. This particular knife is not printed on the blade as being made in the USA like most of their other USA made knives are. Not sure why. Just the handle.
564513
Not sure where it is manufactured. All I can say is I love it because it is well-made. It is sturdy, the handle is securely fastened, it has a pour lip, and it functions wonderfully.
1227025
The blade is made in the USA. I don't know about the handle or where it is assembled.
77873
It has a USA sticker on the package, my guess would be Portland, OR as that is where they say most of their product line is designed and engineered. Lifetime warranty though, so even if it were China or something you can get it replaced. Mines been through a LOT in a year, no damage on it yet.I sharpened a couple times as needed.
168865
Do not remember where it is made. Appears to be wood, had it for over a year had held up well and is very sturdy.
127390
I was bummed to discover mine was "made in china" as well... I am trying to avoid products made in china. The cost of slave labor is not proportionate to what they are charging on amazon. It's a good design, but I was hoping the steel would be thicker as well...
1111161
It is made in China. The biggest weakness is in its design of the handle. It is very delicate to an extent that it does not stand the changes of heat and cold and cracks in the frist few weeks.
2238588
You are right to be concerned due to the vague title. There are many "Chinese" chef's knives out there priced from $12-25, but for this price point (for the Dexter image shown) it'd better be a Dexter, whose Chinese chefs knife with wood handle is excellent and made in the USA. I would only purchase from Amazon or trusted source, if in doubt. I've used my Dexter for over 15 years.
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I didn't see anything on the box, but I can't imagine it is made here. "Handle" is spelled incorrectly and part of the description on the box is very obviously grammatically incorrect. The instructions too, I think, are not written by a native English speaker. Plus, if it were made here I think it would have the Made in the USA all over it.
632309
I bought a very similar one from somewhere else. Only the handle was different. It, like most anything else like this, had made in China stamped on the bottom.
493745
This is made in China. Don't bother it wiggles around when using. I liked it at first, but haven't used in a while.
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It is designed in the US and made in China. The feet and handle are rubber.