Mauviel M'Heritage 250B 2.5 mm 1.2 quart Copper Saucepan & Lid, Bronze Handle

It's huge and heavy and very pretty. The bronze handle is not a positive in my opinion, as it gets extremely hot. The handle will likely not be used very often on a saucepot of this size, so it's tolerable.

Great quality, little price, but my wife loves it.

Gorgeous! Heavy, well-made, and absolutely beautiful in our kitchen

Love it. I used use every size of Mauviel when I was in chef school back in Ireland. Just a pleasure to cook with even heat distribution & most importantly cool down quickly.I will say the 9 quart was not new as advertised scorched on the bottom. Would not recommend the 9q if you don’t have experience handling large pots the handle will get very hot. Otherwise it’s a Beast a pure delight to work with.

Love it, very stunning and upgraded our kitchen. Cook faster, also can be used for rice-simmering. Very happy with it only except some visible stains on the lid when we received the replaced one(1st time big stains on outside of pot so we returned)

Beautiful, heavy, effective. A good tool for your kitchen arsenal.

I have many Mauviel 250B collections.However,when I got this saucepan, I felt that it was thinner than other 250B collections. I measured its thickness at 22-23mm. I was disappointed. I have a 24cm saucepan of the same series, which is about 3.5kg, while this 28cm saucepan should be about 4.5kg, and then it actually only has 4087g. The price of this pan is so high, but the manufacturer has saved costs in this way.

What more can be stated about any Mauviel cookware other than outstanding? The very best cookware in the world does live up to its reputation, and it is worth every penny invested. Yes, Mauviel is a worthwhile investment that will or should become a family heirloom.