This Attiva Cookware Collection features high-performance cookware with a rustic, industrial design treated with a special process to give each surface a warm, elegant appearance. Durable and elegant, every piece of cookware in this collection is suitable for daily use due to the practicality of high-quality stainless steel that's inoxidizable, dishwasher safe, and food safe. The high conductivity of pure aluminum merges with the practicality and hygiene of stainless steel resulting in even heat distribution and greater control of cooking temperature. Graduated measurements on the interior. Made in Italy.
Created in 1947, Mepra is a family-owned and operated company with a worldwide presence in flatware, cookware, and stainless-steel products. Today, Mepra flatware and kitchenware appear on the tables of the most prestigious hotels, award-winning restaurants, and artisanal-centered homes. Bring the magic of three generations worth of Italian traditions, designs, and lifestyles into your kitchen and dining room today.
6 Piece Cookware includes (1) 2 Quart Sauce Pot with Handle and (1) Lid, (1) 3 Quart Low Casserole Pot with (1) Lid, and (1) 4 Quart High Casserole Pot with (1) Lid.
- Color Pewter
- Material Stainless Steel
- Weight 20.0 lb
- Country of origin Italy
- Care instructions Dishwasher Safe
- SKU 1607470
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