Vintage 3.3mm Copper Frying Pan Copper Sauté Iron Handle Professional French Fabrication Francaise Skillet Nickel Lined Copper
3.3 mm solid copper frying pan. This is a super restaurant pan that has seen heat and pressure in a commercial kitchen and has some marks in the nickel. It has three copper rivets.
This is a rare little pan.
The interior is nickel lined, hard wearing but reactive to heat. These interiors are suited to high pressure environments that need durable and reliable cooking pans. These types of pans are very popular as a more resilient alternative to tin and are more reactive to heat than stainless steel.
There signs of wear on exterior from cleaning and use. The nickel lining has darker marks in the surface. The handle is firmly fixed.
It is fully stamped Fabrication Francaise
This will become your 'go to' skillet.
It weighs 1.41 kilos 3 lb 2 ozs and measures 20 cm 8 inches across and 38 cm 15 inches from handle to far side and 3.5cm deep or 1 3/8 inches.
No 12089
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All the items we sell have been refurbished or restored to the best of our ability, they are all vintage or antique copper pans from France that have usually seen one culinary life - our aim is to ensure they are fit for another.
We refurbish all our pans and kitchen accessories. They are polished, they are cleaned thoroughly, the handles are checked, the interiors are checked for completeness - we renovate old tin and re-tin as necessary. You are getting a good vintage pan in a nearly new condition that can be used immediately - or an antique pan that is ready for another session in your kitchen.
Be assured - all our pans are good NKC New Copper, vintage or antique pans - made in the old fashioned, beautiful, robust and proper way, made to last a lifetime.
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