Best Sellers

• Mauviel M’Cook Stainless Steel Saute Pan (Non Stick Interior)

  M’™Cook is a collection conceived for induction, solid and lasting. This range, very performing, is made of 5 layers, combining stainless steel, 3 successive layers of Read More »

• Wusthof Gourmet Spreader Knife

  The Gourmet 5″ Serrated Spreader by Wusthof is a combination spreader / sandwich knife. The unique wide shape of the blade is well suited for slathering Read More »
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  JIA Inc Steamer Set With Ceramic Steamer Pot, Lid, Cedar Wood Basket & Poacher

  The steamer pot and lid are made from fireproof ceramic, which has excellent heat resistance compared to regular stoneware, making it less likely to crack at Read More »

• Peugeot Chatel Walnut & Wild Cherry Pepper & Salt Mill Set, 8-in

  A clearly Danish design: minimalist design aesthetic, simple and pure lines. Veined grain and the natural warmth of wood close up. Suitable for the kitchen and Read More »

• Mauviel M’250C Copper & Stainless Steel w/Iron Finish Saucepan w/Lid, 6.3-in

  Mauviel M’™250C Collection is a combination of two powerful and traditional materials: copper and stainless steel. The copper allows for unsurpassed heat conductivity and control, and Read More »

• Peugeot Paris Poppy Red Lacquered Pepper & Salt Mill Set, 8-3/4-in

  With its iconic shape and unsurpassed functionality, the Paris Mill from Peugeot is easily recognizable as a symbol of fine dining, whether gracing a table or Read More »

• Wusthof Gourmet Wood Block Set

  There’s nothing you can’t tackle in the kitchen when you have the Wusthof Gourmet Knife Block Set. These gourmet knives are laser-cut stamped and are crafted Read More »

• Mauviel M’Cook Stainless Steel Wok, 12.5-in

  Start off your very own collection of high quality cutlery with this beautiful chef’s knife set from Wusthof! This set features two beautiful knives that are Read More »
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  Shun Kanso Santoku Knife with Hollow Ground Blade, 7-in

  Kanso is a design principle based on Zen philosophy. It means simplicity, but simplicity that is achieved by eliminating the non-essential. In Kanso concept development, all Read More »