Vintage Cookware

Stainless Steel Spatula Uternsil stamped style Japanese cookware 1 h x 7.38 long x 3 w Preowned Condition refer to images

For your consideration, a Japanese stainless steel lidded cooking pot. Dimensions: 8.5" H x 10" diameter. Please visit take a look at our listings, we have an amazing curated coll...

This exceptional three-piece cookware and serving set was produced in Norway by Figgjo Flint and decorated by the celebrated designer Turi Design, from the iconic 1970s “Tot Viking” ...

A striking vintage enamelware cookware collection comprising seven saucepans in graduated sizes and one coordinating lid.

A handsome three-piece French copper cookware set by Mauviel, one of the most respected makers of traditional culinary copperware.

Regal Ware is a widely recognized, American-owned kitchen cookware company with over 100 years of cookware manufacturing expertise.

A wonderful piece to add to a Mid Century cookware collection. Measures 13.5"W x 10.5"D x 5"H

Its silver-tone finish and geometric construction create a timeless look while providing a practical heat-resistant surface for hot cookware, serving dishes, or teapots. Both functio...

The trivet is shaped in a shield-like form with scrolling foliate and floral patterns, showcasing fine craftsmanship and decorative detailing.Elevated on short supports, it was origi...

A rare set of Revere Ware pans from the signed "Limited Edition" collection introduced in 1967; produced in limited quantities, making them sought-after by collectors. Paul Revere c...

Vintage green enameled cast iron casserole dish, typical of the robust and durable cookware of the 1970s. Featuring a matching lid with a central knob and two side handles, it's idea...

Above the work surface is a tall open rack with an additional shelf and a row of five iron hanging hooks, perfect for displaying or storing cookware and kitchen utensils. Below, a s...

Originally designed to protect surfaces from hot cookware, this piece also works beautifully as a decorative wall panel or tabletop accent thanks to its sculptural pattern and colorf...

A glowing brick fireplace forms the heart of the composition, surrounded by polished copper cookware displayed proudly on the walls. A grandfather clock, a rocking chair with a strip...

Ideal for a bathroom, powder room, or kitchen, it also lends itself to creative use with S-hooks for hanging cookware, utensils, or other household accessories.

Rising from the top is its original galvanized steel overhead utility rack fitted with multiple forged hooks, designed for hanging cookware, kitchen utensils, butcher's tools, or han...

It's in excellent condition Dimension: diam 3,54 x 10,23 H inches diam cm 9 x cm 26 H WMF (originally Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik) is a prestigious German company founded in ...

As the founding designer of Dansk Designs in 1954, Quistgaard helped introduce Scandinavian design to an international audience through furniture, tableware, cookware, and household ...

Its potters developed a distinct regional style — rustic forms, lava glazes, vivid enamels — and produced everything from utilitarian cookware to sculptural studio pieces. By the pos...

Style : French Provincial Vintage Utilitarian Rustic Chic 1950s Key Features : Set of 6 cans Stamped aluminum Matching lids Original nameplates Made in France French Provincial styl...

Each saucepan has been stamped with " Made in France" – denoting the origin of the saucepans as one of high-quality French copper cookware. The pots have quality hand-forged iron han...

Drumm is known for using cast aluminum in his crafts, including sculpture and cookware. The maker's engraved signature can be found on the bottom side.

A team of impressed professional chefs notes that Vallauris stoneware is a joy to cook with and the only product that can withstand their intense daily use. The stone cookware was ...

This mid-century piece reflects the enduring appeal of traditional French copper cookware, reinterpreted for the decorative and domestic market

The stool’s geometric form provides a stable architectural framework, balancing the rounded cookware forms and creating a harmonious study of volume and proportion.

This piece works beautifully: Displayed on open kitchen shelving alongside copper cookware and antique transferware. On a breakfast table holding European butter, jams, or pastries.

The “PORCELAINES A FEU” marking on the bottom translates directly from French to "Fire Porcelains" or "Oven-to-table cookware.” It means the item was specifically engineered to withs...

The cabinet is further embellished with forged iron corner brackets and includes a single center drawer for additional storage, along with a lower shelf offering ample space for cook...

A three piece set of cookware or fondue pieces in a bright stunning blue with pot and lid , iron and teak holder all sitting on a teak tray .

Equally influential were his teak ice buckets, serving pieces, cookware, and kitchen accessories, many of which combined natural materials with modern industrial production techniques.

Inspired by the 1950s trend of serving green salads in Denmark, he developed a unique enameling technique that allowed for a glossy, colorful interior on thin steel, elevating the ma...

Styling Ideas: Style as a centerpiece on a European farmhouse dining table, layered with linen and antique silver Place on a kitchen island for a permanent “collected Italian villa” ...

Sarpaneva has entered homes around the world through his industrial design of upscale, artistically conceived items, including cast-iron cookware and porcelain dinnerware. His work w...

Kitchen Styling: Lean against a backsplash on open shelving with stacked white ironstone and copper cookware for that elevated Nancy Meyers kitchen look.

A standout for collectors of Asian antiques, brass cookware, or brass and copper décor.

Sarpaneva has entered homes around the world through his industrial design of upscale, artistically conceived items, including cast-iron cookware and porcelain dinnerware. His work w...

Suitably seventies with its vivid orange lid and graphic striped profile, this enamelled metal pot was part of a series of cookware designed by the third-generation of the Carl Auböc...

Suitably seventies with its vivid orange lid and graphic striped profile, this enamelled metal stove pot was part of a series of cookware designed by the third-generation of the Carl...

Inspired by the 1950s trend of serving green salads in Denmark, he developed a unique enameling technique that allowed for a glossy, colorful interior on thin steel, elevating the ma...

Sarpaneva has entered homes around the world through his industrial design of upscale, artistically conceived items, including cast-iron cookware and porcelain dinnerware. His work w...

Pierre Forssell was an acclaimed industrial designer who designed cutlery and cookware for among others Gense, before joining the distinguished brass foundry of Skultuna as creative ...

The set's vibrant red hue and sculptural form evoke the timeless appeal of Sarpaneva’s iconic enameled cookware, blending beauty with utility. The cast iron lidded bowl boasts elegan...

By the early 20th century, as in many French pottery centers, utilitarian pottery declined due to competition from metal cookware. The economic crisis of the 1930s and the rise of ne...

Pierre Forssell was an acclaimed industrial designer who designed cutlery and cookware for among others Gense, before joining the distinguished brass foundry of Skultuna as creative ...

Key Features: Era & Origin: Authentic 1950s European cookware set, reflecting post-war enamelware craftsmanship Vibrant Floral Motif: Hand-applied orange, yellow, and brown daisy b...

Typically, all stages of manufacture are carried out by the artists themselves.Studio pottery includes functional wares such as tableware, cookware and non-functional wares such as s...

It is one of the largest and oldest manufacturers of kitchen knives, scissors, cookware and flatware, having been founded in June 1731 by Peter Henckels.

Pierre Forssell (1925-2004) Pierre Forssell was an acclaimed industrial designer who designed cutlery and cookware, for among others Gense, before joining the distinguished brass ...

Or use it in your kitchen to display your dishes or cookware! It’s modern in style with a Campaign flair but really, it’s pretty Transitional.

It was a houseware company located in Denmark known for its well-designed, colorful cookware and tea kettles including porcelain-enameled cast iron cookware designed by Michael Lax, ...

Lax did freelance work until 1960 when he began to work on enameled cast iron cookware for Copco; this was his first break as a solo designer.