Classic Line

Equally well-suited for the range, oven, or table these straight-sided pans hold moisture in when making casseroles or braising. Covers sold separately.

This pot embodies the functionality and rustic beauty that confectioners have enjoyed for centuries. Unlined copper is the best pan to use when making jams, curds, preserves, conserves and confections. Fast, even heating reduces crystallization, encourages pectin formation and reduces overcooking, preserving the fruits true color and taste. Melting sugar also blocks reactive copper ions, making it perfectly safe to use. Covers sold separately.

This great little kitchen helper will round out your beautiful, functional collection of Falk copper cookware. These sauce pans have high, straight sides designed for simmering and boiling with a long handle that fits comfortably in the palm of your hand. Covers sold separately.

The curved profile of our saucier pan allows all ingredients to be fully incorporated as you stir and whisk your recipes. There is no corner to trap food or concentrate heat. It is perfect for roux, sauces, and reductions. Covers sold separately.

Our stew pans have a multitude of uses; from simmering sauces to producing thick, flavorsome stews. The curved silhouette provides ideal conditions for perfect reductions, thick gumbos and intensely flavorsome sauces. Covers sold separately.

Our stock pots are ideal for long, slow cooking. It’s large capacity makes it superb for bouillabaisse, stocks, soups and consumes. The high, straight sides help retain moisture and keep foods submerged. The flared rim provides drip-free pouring. Covers sold separately.

Our 18 cm sugar pan is crafted of solid un-lined copper, the traditional material for confectionery. It is designed specifically for reducing sugar into syrups and boiling sugar-based confections. With sugar the temperature must be diligently controlled and maintained. That’s why solid copper is used. No other material used in the manufacture of cookware gives you better control. Unlined copper should not be used with acidic foods. However, as sugar breaks down, its components block reactive copper ions. That's why its safe to use unlined copper when making sweets and sugar syrups. Covers sold separately.