56cm jambonnière en forme violon
This is a spectacular one-of-a-kind piece.
dovetails
36cm Dehillerin stewpot “Cité Universitaire de Paris”
The swing handles are just one unusual element of this pre-war stewpot.
Guest showcase: 16cm dovetailed Windsor
As owner Matt puts it, “My expectations were massively exceeded.”
27cm Van Neuss-Pommier saucepan
Like H. Pommier himself, this saucepan has a lot of Van Neuss DNA in it.
32cm swing-handled high-top daubière
This antique piece is a master class in clever construction.
14cm Dehillerin soup pot “Hotel de Paris”
This is the Jimmy Stewart of soup pots — tall and skinny and quite charming.
16cm and 18cm stewpots, “Les mystérieuses”
Like enigmatic heiresses in an Agatha Christie mystery, these two sisters drop tantalizing clues about their history.
All about dovetails
A dovetail — more correctly, a cramp seam — is the zig-zag brassy-yellow line running around the base and up
38cm daubière, “Henry VI”
I had a really clever reason for naming this daubière after Henry VI, but really, when it comes down to
40cm daubière, “Henry VIII”
This daubière is as dashing as its namesake, Henry VIII of England. Even its handles are cocked with the same
40cm Duval daubière, “Charlemagne”
Of all the types of copper pots and pans I have, it is the daubières that seem to have the