Is Revere cookware still made?

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Revere Ware isn’t made anymore.

How can you tell if Revere Ware is vintage?

The earliest pans have the Riding Revere stamp on the bottom, soon replaced by the early Revere Ware stamp. In 1946 Revere Ware started using the more familiar stamp on the bottom that includes a circle and either the words “Process Patent” or “Pat.

Is copper bottom Revere Ware still made?

Turns out that World Kitchens – some company owns the rights to the cookware, while Revere Ware now manufactures high end copper for construction, industrial uses.

Is Revere good cookware?

Revere was once a good product, but what we have here is not the same stuff. The copper on the bottom is too thin to make any difference other than ornamental. Therefore the pans have all of the heating qualities of stainless steel. They conduct heat poorly.

What happened to Revere Ware pans?

Revere Ware discontinued selling spare parts in 1989. In 2018, the Revere Ware brand was purchased by Corelle Inc, along with all the other brands owned by World Kitchen, LLC, like Pyrex and Corning. They promptly shut down the brand and erased any traces of it from their website.

What year did Revere Ware go out of business?

Does Revere Ware have a lifetime warranty?

REVERE® TWENTY-FIVE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY Corelle Brands LLC will replace, or exchange for product of equal value (at Corelle Brands’s option) any REVERE stainless steel cookware/roaster item which is defective in material or workmanship for 25 years from date of purchase when used under normal household conditions.

Why is Revere Ware so popular?

Its handles’ unique design was modeled after the handles of a silversmith’s hammer, a design that proved so popular that it has been copied by many other companies since. Today the Revere line of products upholds its famous legacy through quality construction, classic design and exquisite performance.

Where is Revere Ware made now?

The Mill Products Division of Revere Copper and Brass, Inc. was bought by the employees, (retaining the Revere name) with its headquarters in Rome, NY; manufacturing in New Bedford, MA.