Gallery | October 16, 2022
46cm 4mm rondeau “CM”Let’s work through the possible age of this monumental (and unstamped) piece.
For the love of it
Gallery | October 16, 2022
46cm 4mm rondeau “CM”Let’s work through the possible age of this monumental (and unstamped) piece.
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 | November 30, 2019
40cm J. Gaillard 4mm rondeauI think there was a sweet spot in Gaillard production during the first two decades of the 20th century.
Gallery | October 27, 2019
36cm rondeaux “Omnium Hotelier” and “The Bailey’s Hotel”These two pans present an opportunity to compare 19th and 20th century construction side-by-side.
Gallery | October 13, 2019
Guest showcase: 50cm restored Gaillard rondeauThis newly restored pot is so beautifully proportioned that it doesn’t quite come across in photos just how enormous it actually is.
Gallery | September 15, 2019
Guest showcase: 46cm Gaillard rondeauThis gorgeous specimen belongs to reader and collector Stephen Whalen, and it’s a beauty.
Gallery | July 11, 2019
22cm no-name rondeauThis diminutive pan punches well above its weight, so to speak.
Gallery | March 6, 2019
40cm Gaillard rondeauFor me, the appeal of early Gaillard copper like this rondeau is both its craftsmanship and character.
Gallery | January 12, 2019
38cm Lefèvre for Wagons-Lits rondeauThis gorgeous rondeau traveled the glamorous railways of Europe.
Gallery | January 11, 2019
30cm Bottega del Rame padella due maniciSometimes I like a little Italian with my French copper.
Gallery | December 13, 2018
28cm Havard rondeauI don’t know if I’m going to be able to use this pan.
Gallery | December 3, 2018
50cm no-stamp rondeauThis magnificent no-stamp rondeau is the largest I have.
Gallery | December 2, 2018
30cm Jules Gaillard rondeauThis is an unrestored pan that I’m not ready to have refurbished because I think it’s just beautiful as it is.
Gallery | December 2, 2018
34cm Dehillerin rondeauThis is the first vintage copper pot I bought, and it’s my favorite.