Gallery | January 20, 2021
18cm saucepan with inverted “M”It is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.
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Gallery | January 20, 2021
18cm saucepan with inverted “M”It is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.
Gallery | December 24, 2020
27cm 3.8mm Gaillard sauté panThis gorgeous piece is a snapshot of Gaillard’s work at the end of the 19th century.
Gallery | December 20, 2020
32cm saucepan for Blaser & CieThis handsome fellow epitomizes the graceful copper of the inter-war period of France.
Gallery | October 6, 2020
Guest post: Roger’s 32cm plat à sauter“It doesn’t quite fit into the usual categories.”
Gallery | August 24, 2020
23cm Dehillerin Windsor, “1 Rue Montmartre”This is one of the first pieces Dehillerin ever made.
Gallery | August 16, 2020
16cm bain-marie, “Fontainebleau”There is quite a lot of story to this one little pot.
Gallery | August 9, 2020
Guest showcase: 36cm Dehillerin daubièreThe weight of this piece and its details make it exceptional.
Gallery | August 3, 2020
Guest showcase: 16cm dovetailed WindsorAs owner Matt puts it, “My expectations were massively exceeded.”
Identification | July 29, 2020
Scrollwork handles and the cockerel stampI have a cockamamie idea. Heh.
Gallery | July 28, 2020
Guest post: My new lèchefriteThis antique pan has a most useful past, present, and future.
Gallery | July 24, 2020
23cm Dehillerin saucepan, “Bride of Frankenpan”This pot hasn’t just been repaired — it’s been remade.
Gallery | June 30, 2020
Guest showcase: 16cm and 18cm soup potsThese two pots solved a mystery for me.
Gallery | May 18, 2020
Guest post: The ice cream bombeThese ice cream molds are a link to a largely forgotten trade.
Gallery | April 13, 2020
24cm Gaillard saute and 27cm Jules Gaillard WindsorThe rare stamp on this sauté is the missing link for me that connects two Gaillard “product lines” at the end of the 19th century.