MAUVIEL 1830 for people who love to cook

Elevate Your Cookware With Mauviel At Abt

In 1830, Ernest Mauviel founded this cookware brand in his traditional workshop in the village of Villedieu-les-Poêles, Normandy. This village, also known as "the city of copper," has an 800-year heritage of manufacturing copper and staying true to this heritage, Mauviel has remained a family business, passed down through seven generations since Ernest first began his humble workshop. Copper material in cookware holds many benefits: it allows for even cooking results, it can handle more delicate foods and it's naturally microbial. While copper still holds an integral place in the DNA of the brand, Mauviel has evolved with the culinary trends and diversified the materials they craft with, introducing stainless steel, aluminum and cast iron to the mix. Presently, the company is dedicated to producing and designing only the most high-quality, stylish cookware for both professional chefs and home cooks. Every day, the company's craftsmen carve, hammer, strike, assemble, shape, polish and stamp about 1300 different tools and accessories; within their factory, you will never find a robot as all of this hard work is done by hand. Today, Mauviel remains the only company able to deliver such a wide range of settings and finishes to kitchens worldwide.

Built For People Who Love To Cook

Mauviel offers a variety of cookware collections, including the M'HERITAGE 150 S that Abt is proud to carry. The models in this collection are innovative and made from 90% copper, 10% stainless steel blend. These materials combined hold double the advantages for perfect thermic conductivity. The frying pans and skillets are built for daily use and only require light maintenance, while the polished copper exterior of the cookware provides a classically vintage aesthetic for your kitchen. The Mauviel pans heat fast, are extremely durable and have a non-reactive interior that is designed to preserve the nutrition and flavor of everything you cook. They can be used on electric, gas and halogen stovetops as well as in the oven. If you wish to cook on an induction stove, explore Abt for Mauviel's specialty cookware, as you'll need their induction stovetop interface disc for this process. If you've never used copper pots and pans, it's important to note that cleaning this material is a different process than that of stainless steel. Avoid using the dishwasher and, instead, use a non-abrasive cloth or sponge to wash it with soap and warm water. If you want to take a step further in preserving the gorgeous copper finish of your pans, Abt also carries cleaners from Mauviel, designed to restore the shine and brilliance of your copper in mere minutes. Over time and use, your copper may change color, but the high-level conductivity will never waver. To learn more about the tools you may need in your kitchen, take a look at our cookware buying guide. If you have any questions about Mauviel's copper construction, you can speak to a member of our team at 800-860-3577.