Cookware Collection

Tagine, typical Moroccan food and pot, Cafe Atlas, Imlil, High Atlas Mountains, Morocco, North Africa, Africa

Luis Egidio Melendez (1716-1780), called Luis Melendez
3499728 Luis Egidio Melendez (1716-1780), called Luis Melendez; (add.info.: Luis Egidio Melendez (1716-1780), called Luis Melendez. Spanish painter

Architecture Vivante, 1800
1574401 Architecture Vivante, 1800; (add.info.: Illustration shows a woman fashioned out of and/or wearing and carrying cooking implements, such as pans and utensils, a fireplace, a broom)

Fes, Morocco

Gridiron, c. 1939. Creator: Salvatore Borrazzo
Gridiron, c. 1939

Gridiron, c. 1938. Creator: Salvatore Borrazzo
Gridiron, c. 1938

Fireplace Coffee Roaster, c. 1936. Creator: Salvatore Borrazzo
Fireplace Coffee Roaster, c. 1936

Pimenta Palace kitchen, dating back to the 18th century, with antique copper pots. Museu de Lisboa, Portugal

Universal Porcelain Range, Advertising From The Saturday Evening Post, ca 1920-1925. Private Collection

Kitchen Advertising From The Saturday Evening Post, ca 1920-1925. Creator: Anonymous
Kitchen Advertising From The Saturday Evening Post, ca 1920-1925. Private Collection

Westinghouse Electric Company, Advertising From The Saturday Evening Post, ca 1920-1925. Private Collection

Skillet with green glaze and hollow handle (earthenware)
AMQ182793 Skillet with green glaze and hollow handle (earthenware) by English School, (16th century); Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, UK; eAshmolean Museum; English, out of copyright

Improved cast-iron portable copper
Mounted on wheels, a man pouring water into a cast-iron portable boiler. Date: late 19th century

Travelling cookware repairers in Slovakia (chromolitho)
735994 Travelling cookware repairers in Slovakia (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Travelling cookware repairers in Slovakia)

Teapot stand, 1775-99 (porcelain)
3084485 Teapot stand, 1775-99 (porcelain) by English School, (18th century); The Geffrye Museum of the Home, London, UK; (add.info.: stand made from porcelain)

Retro Food: Main Course, 1957 (screen print)
3036084 Retro Food: Main Course, 1957 (screen print) by American School, (20th century); (add.info.: Retro 1950s illustration of a casserole served as a main course; screen print)

Retro Set of Pots and Pans, 1958 (screen print)
3034778 Retro Set of Pots and Pans, 1958 (screen print) by American School, (20th century); (add.info.: Vintage illustration of a retro set of pots and pans for home cooking; screen print)

Making Havoc with Cookware Date: 1947

Illustration of the chef, from Paris Herself Again, published 1882; Illustration

Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCAK). Krakow
Poland. Krakow. Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCAK). Built by Claudio Nardi and Leonard Maria Proli, 2001, on the old factory of Oskar Schlinder. Exterior

Advertisement for Knowles Utility Ware. ca. 1938, KNOWLES UTILITY WARE. A complete line of cooking, serving, refrigerator and kitchen ware. Heat resisting, cold resisting

Teapot with steam

SALT MARCH, c1930. Indian women carrying cookware to the Indian coast, to collect salt from the ocean in protest against the British tax on salt, c1930

The cook and his pan, by Bertall, 1820-1882, Paris, Soyons, France, Europe, 19th century. According to other contemporaries

Various household necessities, Utagawa Yoshikazu, Izumiya Ichibei (Kansendo), Fukushima Giemon, 1853

The Cook And His Pan, By Bertall, 1820-1882, Paris, Soyons, France, Europe, 19th Century. According To Other Contemporaries

Differently shaped metal cookie cutters on a ring, close up

Translucent yellow saucepan with boiling water and wooden spoon over gas cooker

Vegetable-topped pizza being sliced with metal cutter, side view

Green metal colander, view from above

Tomatoes covered in water droplets filling a metal collander, close up

Silver sushi knife, close up

Selection of metal and foil oven cookware

Fingers pinching one of penne pasta tubes piled on a draining spoon over a pot filled with water and pasta, close up

Metal collander, lidded saucepans and pots, wooden spoon, front view

Chips cooking in hot oil, high angle view

Fish fillet cooking in hot oil, high angle view

Embedded apple corer being pulled up to remove the core and seeds of a green apple

Wok and frying spoon with wooden handles, view from above

Man-shaped cookie cutter and rolling pin laid over a rolled piece of dough, view from above

Transferring fillets of deep-fried fish from basket onto paper towel

Cooked pasta and water being poured from a metal pot into a colander

Cooked pancake sliding from a non-stick pan onto a plate

Tagine, conical clay pot on matching dish

Assortment of Italian foods

Woman preparing to cook bacon

Woman with apron holding cookbook

Chef stirring soup in large pot on stove

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Discover the rich history and diverse range from around the world. Step into a Moroccan kitchen, where the tantalizing aroma of traditional dishes wafts through the air. The iconic Tagine takes center stage, a pot that has been used for centuries to create mouthwatering Moroccan delicacies. Explore Pimenta Palace's kitchen, dating back to the 18th century, adorned with antique copper pots that tell stories of culinary mastery. Travel to Krakow and visit the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCAK), where cookware becomes an art form. Admire the Universal Porcelain Range advertisement from The Saturday Evening Post in the 1920s, showcasing how these utensils became symbols of modernity and sophistication in American households. Immerse yourself in nostalgia as you delve into vintage advertisements from The Saturday Evening Post. Anonymous creators captured kitchens buzzing with activity and showcased Westinghouse Electric Company's innovative appliances that revolutionized cooking. Marvel at unique pieces like a skillet with green glaze and hollow handle made from earthenware or an improved cast-iron portable copper set designed for convenience on-the-go by travelling cookware repairers in Slovakia. Indulge your love for porcelain as you gaze upon a delicate teapot stand crafted between 1775-99. Appreciate its timeless beauty while imagining it gracing elegant tea parties throughout history. Take a trip down memory lane with retro prints depicting food trends of yesteryears - savor Retro Food: Main Course screen print from 1957 or admire Retro Set of Pots and Pans screen print from 1958, both capturing an era when cooking was celebrated as an art form. Cookware is not just about functionality; it tells tales of culture, innovation, and creativity throughout time. From ancient traditions to modern designs, these objects remind us that every meal we prepare carries within it a piece of history waiting to be savored anew.