Kitchen

Retailers

Fantes ++*: Wide selection of cooking tools, supplies and some foodstuffs. Link is to “Made in U.S.A.” section. They even have a sort option for made vs. assembled in U.S.A. Each product category of the site allows sorting by country of origin. Awesome!

Pots and Pans

1919 Cookware *: 5-ply stainless clad. Part of Regal Ware. Only line appears to be the Chris Kimball branded (of Cook’s, ATK and 177 Milk Street fame). One page of the site discusses 3-ply but no products are listed, see American Kitchen Cookware.

360 Cookware *

All American (Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry) *: Pressure canners, aluminum gage.

All-Clad ++*: 3-ply and 5-ply stainless clad pots and pans. Diverse product lines includes many globally sourced parts and products.

American Kitchen Cookware *: 3-ply stainless clad. Cast aluminum is mentioned but with no listings. Apparently available at Cutco Stores.

Borough Furnace *: Cast iron and enameled cast-iron pans and dutch ovens. As far as I know this is the only U.S.A. made enameled cast iron.

Brooklyn Copper Cookware * [$:Don’t Ask]: Copper pots with tin lining.

Cutco *: 5-ply stainless clad. Link is to the “American Made” section of the site.

Duparquet * [$:Don’t Ask]: Copper pots with tin or silver linings, solid silver pots.

Finex *: Cast Iron.

Granite Ware ++*: Some pots domestic and some imported.

Heritage Steel *: 5-ply stainless clad pots and pans. Product pages claim USA made with USA steel. Note that non-cookware products are imported. Company has changed brand names several times from Vollrath to New Era Cookware to Hammer Stahl Cookware to Heritage Steel.

Lancaster Cast Iron *: No. 8 cast iron skillet. Pan is machined after casting for an even pan surface.

Lloyd Pans *: Hard anodized aluminum, many sizes.

Lodge +*: Cast Iron and carbon steel cook and bakeware. Cast iron and carbon steel are listed as domestic but stoneware is global.

Nordicware ++*: Website makes it difficult to determine origin of some products.

Regal Ware ?*: Manufacturer of several brands and styles of pots and pans. See 1919 Cookware and American Kitchen Cookware.

SolidTeknics +*: Wrought iron and wrought stainless pans. Company produces for Australia and U.S.A. from both countries.

Stagecoach Forge *: Hand forged steel pans. Also ladles and spatulas.

USA Pan +*: 5-ply stainless clad.

Viking/Viking Cooking School Store +*: 3 and 5 ply stainless clad. Two ranges 3-ply and 5-ply “Professional” are domestic lines and are labeled on the site “USA Made”.

Baking

360 Cookware *

All-Clad +*: Diverse product lines includes many globally sourced parts and products.

American Bakeware *: Glazed stoneware and pizza stones.

Anchor Hocking ++*: Glass bakeware. Product pages state “Glass Made in the USA”. Some other products like lids and insulated parts may be imported.

Bennington Potters *: Stoneware bakeware.

Borough Furnace *: Cast iron and enameled cast-iron dutch ovens, roasting pans and pie pans. As far as I know this is the only U.S.A. made enameled cast iron.

Lloyd Pans *: Wide selection of common bakeware, roasters, bread and pizza pans in hard anodized aluminum.

Nordicware +*

USA Pan ++*: Stoneware is domestic material and manufacture. Racks and certain accessories are imported. Product pages show origin.

Utensils

Anchor Hocking *: Measuring cups. I like the open-handle style because you can nest them. The link is to a search for measuring cups.

Bromwell’s +* [$:Don’t Ask]: Jacob Bromwell, Sifters, graters, food mills, popcorn roasters. “[…] the same […] kitchen products your mom, grandmother, and even grandmother used […]” ¹. Domestic production is often listed under the “Highlights” tab for each product listing, there is some foreign production.

Cutco +*

Fletcher’s Mill *: Rolling pins, muddlers, utensils, and bowls. Pages state where products are made. ²

Lamson ++*: Products made from all-wood appear to be imported.

Lancaster Cast Iron *: Wooden spoon, spatulas, spurtle. According to the site they are handmade from American hardwood.

Nordicware +*

Rada *

Warther *

Knives

Please note that there are a large number of custom knife makers currently producing in the U.S.A. Only makers with standard lines and regular stock, or retail distribution are included.

Cutco *: Link is to the “American Made” section of the site.

Lamson +*

Moore Maker *: Kitchen knives, also make various other types of knives and tools.

Rada *

Warther *

Bar Tools

Coffee

BBQ, Grilling and Outdoor Cooking

Nordicware +*

Silver/Flatware

Liberty Tabletop *: Full range of dining sets and styles.

Cutco *

Table and Serving (Plates, Bowls and Cups)

Annieglass *: Glass tableware.

Bauer Pottery *: Modern production of Bauer (2000), and Russell Wright ceramic tableware and drinkware.

Becky Pottery *: Ceramic tableware and mugs.

Bennington Potters *: Stoneware tableware, drinkware, and bakeware.

Diversified Ceramics *: OEM and commercial distribution. Wide range of tableware. Included for reference as they do not have a consumer store. Can be found at some restaurant suppliers.

Emerson Creek Pottery *: Ceramic tableware and drinkware with a wide array of finishes and styles.

FiestaWare +*: Global products appear to be mostly the utensils and ‘licensed’ products.

Gleena *: Ceramic tableware and drinkware.

HF Coors *: also available from Liberty Tabletop

Glassware

Anchor Hocking ++*: Glasses, carafes, and bottles. Product pages state “Glass Made in the USA”. Some other products like ceramic, metallic, lids, and insulated parts may be imported.

Storage and Pantry

Anchor Hocking ++*: Jars. Many product pages state “Glass Made in the USA”. Some other products like, ceramic, lids and insulated parts may be imported.

Miscellaneous

C. Palmer Mfg. Co. *: Forms (pasta and pierogi), irons (including waffle and pizelle).

Chef Specialties ++* (See review): Pepper mills and grinder mechanisms. Wood pepper mills and mechanisms “made in U.S.A.” ³ other materials and accessories imported. Each product page is clear about origin.

Cutco *: Plastic cutting boards. Link is to the “American Made” section of the site.

Fletcher’s Mill *: Pepper mills, muddlers, utensils, and bowls. Unclear where the grinder mechanism are made. ⁴

Liberty Tabletop *: Cutting Boards, Salt & Pepper Shakers, Rolling Pin

Nordicware +*: Microwave dishes

Warther *

Kitchen Fabrics

Kitchen Appliances

See Appliances page.