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This Vintage Cookware Is Chef David Lebovitz's Favorite Find At Paris Flea Markets - Tasting Table

While most travelers may look for unique souvenirs to take home, for chef and food writer David Lebovitz scours, coming across old pots and pans is like stumbling upon a gold mine. That's especially true if the cookware bears the Le Creuset name. "I'm a random collector of Le Creuset," Lebovitz admitted in a blog post from 2015. Passed down for generations within French families, he also confessed that the famous Paris flea markets are the ideal place for him to find them.
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3 days ago

The Vintage French Cookware That Could Be Highly Valuable - Tasting Table

Copper cooking vessels, old or new, garner devotion from professional and home-kitchen chefs alike, not only for its golden-glow beauty but for the functionality. That includes things like superior thermal conduction, which facilitates quick, even heating and temperature control. Copper allows cooking precision and heat retention for a wide variety of food preparations, including finicky stovetop procedures such as caramelizing sugar without burning it, creating a delicate béarnaise sauce, or slow-cooking a red-wine beef bourguignon stew.
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1 week ago

If You Have This Rare Pyrex Dish From The Late '60s, It Could Be Worth A Small Fortune - Tasting Table

Pyrex Daisy (Golden Sunflower Daisy) pieces from 1968–1973 are collectible, with value driven by rarity, condition, original lids, and specific patterns.
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2 weeks ago

Where To Take Your Old Pots And Pans Instead Of The Trash - Tasting Table

Donate, sell, upcycle, recycle, or scrap cookware instead of landfilling, choosing options based on condition and local availability.
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The Vintage Mixing Bowl That Can Be Worth A Fortune Today - Tasting Table

Vintage mixing bowls can be practical, functional kitchen tools as well as beautiful pieces of kitchen decor. While some vintage dishes aren't safe to use to prepare food, they can still be proudly displayed on shelves or a kitchen hutch. Best of all, certain vintage dishes may be worth more than you think. If you regularly visit thrift shops and antique stores to look for antique plates and bowls, keep your eye out for vintage pancheons.
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3 weeks ago

The Antique Copper Molds That Could Be Worth Hundreds - Tasting Table

Copper molds are a vintage baking tool that people don't use much anymore. They were regularly used during the Victorian era to make decorative, molded dishes like puddings, cakes, and breads. They were typically handmade by artisans and very ornate, molded into delightful shapes like fish, flowers, birds, rabbits, and fruit. However, handmade copper molds fell out of favor after World War I, as the materials weren't readily available and many of the craftsmen capable of making them had retired.
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1 month ago

15 Vintage Cookware Sets That Are Worth A Fortune Today - Tasting Table

Vintage cookware can be highly valuable, with certain sets fetching prices in the tens of thousands depending on condition and rarity.
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4 months ago

How To Tell If Your Vintage CorningWare Is Valuable - Tasting Table

Vintage CorningWare may be worth thousands if it's made of Pyroceram, especially if it's from the 1950s to late 1980s.
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