19th Century Cookware

The choice of professional pastry chefs, these classic French pans promote even baking for tender, perfectly puffed brioche, a rich, buttery yeast bread beloved since the 19th century. The flared and fluted shape turns out wonderfully decorative individual breads. Heavy-gauge tinned steel ensures even and gentle heat distribution for consistent baking and professional-quality results. Scratchproof tin coating is nonreactive to acidic foods and protects the pan from rust.

Elaborate tiered cakes were an innovation of the famous 19th-century pastry chef Antonin Carême, who considered confectionery a branch of architecture. Our clever baking pan makes it easy to create intricately sculpted cakelets with elegant tiered silhouettes. Makes six cakelets, three each of two detailed designs. Embellished with a simple glaze, colored icings or confectioners’ sugar, the cakelets are a memorable addition to any celebration.

Re-created from a popular 19th-century design in Emile Henry's archives, this baker – like all of the company's pieces – is crafted from Burgundian clay that retains heat exceptionally well, so it's ideal for keeping foods warm for serving. The rich glaze, applied by hand, resists scratches and won't crack with time. Use the baker for roasting meats and vegetables, baking gratins and preparing fruit cobblers and other baked desserts. Microwavable; freezer, oven and dishwasher safe.

Re-created from a popular 19th-century design in Emile Henry's archives, this square baker – like all of the company's pieces – is crafted from Burgundian clay that retains heat exceptionally well, so it's ideal for keeping foods warm for serving. The rich glaze, applied by hand, resists scratches and won't crack with time. Use the baker for roasting meats and vegetables and preparing baked desserts. Microwavable; freezer, oven and dishwasher safe. 8 1/4" x 8 1/4" x 2 1/2" high. Made in France.