Bought an 1801 Revere Ware 10" skillet (very good condition)

[no_hypocrisy]

yesterday for only $1.80.

I even have a lid at home that fits it.

Now I have 12", 10" and 7" skillets, all Revere Ware.

I would choose vintage Revere Ware over anything new offered in 8-piece sets going for over $300 in Bed & Bath.

[sinkingfeeling]

1. I bought my 1801 Revere set back in 1977. Still using it daily.

[Lindsay]

2. I have most of my mom's Revere Ware

set from about 1955. I still use it. I think my most-used piece is the soup pot - I do lots of homemade soups in the winter.

Congrats on finding that bargain!

[CountAllVotes]

3. RevereWare is all I use

It lasts forever!



& recommend highly!

[lunasun]

4. Love my revere ware! Good find

[Shrike47]

5. I've got a bunch of it and use it daily. Have since I got married in the (ahem) 60's.

[dixiegrrrrl]

6. Don't ya just love finds like that??? n/t

[Cairycat]

7. Great bargain, you really scored!

My son needs some pans for his college apartment. I told him I'd rather buy vintage Revere Ware than new stuff, because it would last. Most of mine was my grandparents', probably from the 50s.

[becca da bakkah]

8. Love Vintage Revere Ware.....

......It's the only stainless steel, copper-clad bottom cookware I use. Well, other than vintage cast iron skillets, which are becoming harder to lift as I get older. The new stuff is made-in-China crap. You can feel the difference in the quality of the steel.

One of the best vintage Revere Ware I have is a three pot steamer-double boiler, with lid. I use it for so many things. I can cook pasta in the bottom and vegetables in the steamer. I got it used, in nearly perfect condition, for about $12 bucks....including shipping & handling!

I bought a set of Revere Ware at an after Christmas sale when I was first married, over 40 years ago. The marriage didn't last out the year, but I still have the Revere Ware set!

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

9. Back in the day Revere Ware was made in Rome, NY.

I lived not far from there as a child and knew men who worked there.

Alas, I was far too young to appreciate the quality of the product they made.

[Lugnut]

10. My Revere Ware is 50 years old.

I bought a full set and extra stock pots when we got married in 1966. They're still going strong and in great shape.