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Gallery | February 23, 2020

These kite-shaped fish poachers are perhaps the most eye-catching piece in the classic French batterie de cuisine.

Gallery | February 17, 2020

These sea-faring saucepans — English-made and nickel-lined — belong to reader Roger W.

Gallery | February 15, 2020

I think these are the work of young Jules Gaillard at the start of his forty-year career.

Gallery | February 10, 2020

Like H. Pommier himself, this saucepan has a lot of Van Neuss DNA in it.

Gallery | February 1, 2020

The “Brux” is for Bruxelles where the chaudronnerie Peter made beautiful copper.

Gallery | January 26, 2020

These three sisters belong together.

Gallery | January 12, 2020

This antique piece is a master class in clever construction.

Gallery | January 10, 2020

I suspect this unusually-shaped fish poacher was a custom-made piece.

Gallery | January 8, 2020

A reader has given us an opportunity to see the work of three rare French makers side by side.

Gallery | December 13, 2019

This beautiful piece puts me in mind of the story of why I started cooking with copper.

Gallery | December 2, 2019

This pan watched the turn of the 20th century from the kitchens of one of the most glamorous rail routes in Europe.

Gallery | November 30, 2019

I think there was a sweet spot in Gaillard production during the first two decades of the 20th century.

Gallery | November 21, 2019

This is like having two pans in one. Two big, really heavy pans.

Gallery | November 17, 2019

I just love these things.

Gallery | November 3, 2019

H. Pommier is Belgian, not French, but this Windsor is every bit as beautiful as its French cousins.