I did several searches and did not find any like this. If I missed it, I apologize.
What are your cookware sources? Obviously you can find the major brands in department stores, W-S, SLT, BBB, etc., and restaurant supply stores like Ace Mart and Web Restaurant are awesome, but where do you go for less common things? Some of my favorites include:
Flotsam and Fork
Dehillerin (of course)
Bridge Kitchenware (it seems to have scaled back in the last few years)
Fantes, although I preferred their site before it was rearranged
JB Prince (especially for molds)
Cook’s Atelier (pricey but cool stuff)
Etsy for old, tinned copper, old porcelain, tinned molds, and wooden items
French Dry Goods, Rough Linen, and I Dream of France for linen items and tablecloths and placemats
I think CCK handle phone orders at the physical store in Hong Kong. May want to just call them up and see if they ship internationally. Prices are cheaper at the store.
They do, but it is much easier and cheaper to buy from a local store. CCK knife QC is not as good as some other knife brand, so it can be important to physically look over a knife before buying one.
Interesting find in a furniture store! I found my espresso maker (very old Elektra lever) in an unpainted furniture store. The owner’s dad was downsizing and selling it.
Yeah. In my case, the DeBuyer pans were sold in a store which specialized expensive mattress and massage chairs. It has a small section of cookware and appliance which I saw them through the window. Most of the DeBuyer pans were actually nonstick Teflon DeBuyer.
Most of the DeBuyer pans were actually nonstick Teflon DeBuyer.
