Gallery | November 12, 2021
Guest showcase: Stephen’s 50cm sautéYes, you read that right: it’s almost 20 inches across, and that’s just the body of the pan.
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Gallery | November 12, 2021
Guest showcase: Stephen’s 50cm sautéYes, you read that right: it’s almost 20 inches across, and that’s just the body of the pan.
Gallery | September 17, 2021
28cm overstamped mystery sautéOkay, stamp detectives, get out your magnifying glass — you’ll need it for this one.
Gallery | July 23, 2021
14cm double-stamped Vanneuss-Pommier saucepanThis little pot holds a lot of interest for me.
Gallery | June 26, 2021
15cm Van Neuss saucepan, “Leopold”Readers Martin and Nick figured out the provenance of the monogram on this little pot.
Gallery | March 26, 2021
DITR: 24cm Miquelard sauté panWhen a seller underestimates the quality of a piece, it can mean that a deal is to be had.
Gallery | March 12, 2021
34cm sauté with fitted lid for Blaser et CieThis hefty sauté pan is a beautiful example of 1920s-1930s copper.
Gallery | January 3, 2021
36cm Pommier tall stewpot with tapThis is my first pot with a tap and I have to say, I am absolutely delighted with it.
Gallery | December 30, 2020
29cm and 30cm Pommier saucepans with lidsCopper from the Jazz Age… in Belgium!
Gallery | October 6, 2020
Guest post: Roger’s 32cm plat à sauter“It doesn’t quite fit into the usual categories.”
Gallery | September 26, 2020
36cm Gaillard for Wagons-Lits rondeau “1706”This Paris-made pan began its career on trains in Spain and Portugal.
Gallery | August 24, 2020
23cm Dehillerin Windsor, “1 Rue Montmartre”This is one of the first pieces Dehillerin ever made.
Identification | August 14, 2020
Guest post: Roger’s lucky findThis was the kind of transaction we all hope for.
Gallery | August 9, 2020
Guest showcase: 36cm Dehillerin daubièreThe weight of this piece and its details make it exceptional.