8-piece Cookware set by Cristel
$699.99
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Cristel 18/10 Stainless Steel Cookware (Made in France) 8-piece set from their 1826® collection.
Engineered with a 3-ply thermodiffusing induction base for rapid, even heat distribution, this premium French-made cookware features a brushed 18/10 stainless steel body with space-saving stackability. Equipped with double-riveted athermal handles, it is dishwasher-safe and oven-safe up to 550°F (500°F for nonstick, 400°F for glass lids).
This new set is composed of the following 8 items:
| Piece Description | Type | Diameter | Volume / Capacity | Includes Lid |
| Small Saucepan | Saucepan | 6.0" | 1.5 Qt. | Yes |
| Large Saucepan | Saucepan | 8.0" | 3.0 Qt. | Yes |
| Stewpot | Stewpot / Stockpot | 9.5" | 4.5 Qt. | Yes |
| Small Skillet | Frying Pan | 8.0" | N/A | No |
| Large Skillet | Frying Pan | 10.0" | N/A | No |
Discover the heritage of the CRISTEL® brand with our new 1826® collection. This stainless steel saucepan reflects the rich history of cookware.
In 1826, the first stamped saucepan was made in our Fesches-le-Châtel factory. Two centuries later, the 1826® collection commemorates this heritage and the spirit of CRISTEL®, showcasing the team's expertise.
The saucepan’s heat-diffusing base ensures rapid, even heat distribution, while its stainless steel body retains heat well. The ergonomic handle remains cool on induction and glass-ceramic hobs, offering a safe, comfortable grip.
Craft & Comfort
Woven warmth, made to linger.
Handwoven from 100% wool on a traditional pedal loom, the Nieve Throw celebrates the beauty of natural fiber and time-honored textile making. Its creamy neutral palette, tactile weave, and hand-finished fringe lend warmth and dimension to a space—an enduring layer designed for slow mornings, lived-in rooms, and everyday comfort.
Meso positions its work around original design, handcrafted products, sustainable sourcing, and a contemporary interpretation of cultural craft; the second version reflects that voice without making sustainability claims that are too specific to this individual throw.