saucepan – Page 2 – Vintage French Copper

Gallery | July 7, 2020

Help me get a handle on the handle on this helper-handled pot. Heh.

Gallery | March 25, 2020

A historical house, a famous owner, a bygone maker — for me, this pot hits the trifecta.

Gallery | March 21, 2020

These two big pots are a master class in 20th century Gaillard coppercrafting.

Gallery | March 17, 2020

These beautiful saucepans and lids are everyday masterpieces from a lesser-known Parisian atelier.

Gallery | February 25, 2020

These two pans have a wonderful secret: they’re bottom-heavy.

Gallery | February 10, 2020

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

Gallery | January 8, 2020

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

Gallery | November 17, 2019

I just love these things.

Gallery | August 12, 2019

These aren’t just lovely antique pans — they’re examples of 19th century retail branding.

Gallery | April 16, 2019

This is a charming and well-made glazing saucepan, but I’m not entirely sure it’s French.

Gallery | April 14, 2019

This small upright pot with a distinctive profile was designed for a bain marie, but I use it for much more than that.

Gallery | February 19, 2019

These three saucepans represent three generations of French copper craftsmanship and I think it’s worth considering them together.

Gallery | December 22, 2018

I use these pans almost every day and they show it. Here’s what a set of working vintage saucepans looks like.

Gallery | December 9, 2018

These are the most historical of the pans I have, and while they’re not monumental pieces, I find them and their backstory fascinating.

Gallery | December 4, 2018

There are no makers’ marks on this hefty saucepan, but I suspect it’s Gaillard.

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