AGA Cast Iron cookware is designed for use on AGA, Rayburn and all range cookers to provide optimum cooking performance, even heat distribution and excellent heat retention. Featuring a flat machined ground base to ensure maximum contact with the hotplate and a rich, highly durable enamelled finish. Our Cast Iron cookware has been made by our Coalbrookdale foundry for over 300 years.
STANDARD COLOURS (STD)
Dark Blue British Racing Green
Claret Cream
M
Gloss Black Matt Black
SIGNATURE COLOURS (SIG)
Pistachio Heather
Duck Egg Blue
M
CONTEMPORARY CHEF’S DISH
• Perfect for lasagne or baked desserts • Easy to clean cream enamel interior • Ideal for oven-to-table use • Enamel base • Dishwasher safe
(L) 24CM (W) 24CM (D) 5CM U125 U125
STD SIG
£49.99 £54.99
M
CONTEMPORARY GRATIN DISH
• Perfect for gratins, pasta dishes and desserts
• Superb oven to tableware • Flat base for ideal contact • Easy to clean
(L) 30CM (W) 19CM UGD30
(L) 35CM (W) 23CM UGD35
M
£45.99 £59.99
• Superb oven to tableware • Flat base for ideal contact • Easy to clean
(L) 25CM (W) 16CM
UBD25 (L) 35CM (W) 23CM UBD35 (L) 37CM (W) 35CM UBD37
HANDY HINT...
The oval shape makes the most efficient use of the deep AGA simmering oven and its flat lid means a pan of steaming vegetables or rice can be safely placed on top. The machine-ground base gives the best conductivity on the AGA hotplates.
TRADITIONAL OVAL CASSEROLE DISH WITH LID
• Ideal for casseroles, stews, soups and pot roasting • Flat lid design so they can be stacked securely on top of each other in or out of the oven
• Superb oven to tableware • Machined base for even heat distribution • Easy to clean
2.5 LITRES (L)28CM (W)19CM, (H)10.5CM
UOC25
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12
4.5 LITRES (L)34CM (W)22CM, (H)13CM UOC45
STD £69.99 SIG £74.99 STD £89.99 SIG £94.99
Cook Shop Collection . Spring - Summer 2010
CONTEMPORARY BAKING DISH
• Perfect for pasta dishes, desserts and pies
STD £49.99 SIG £54.99 STD £59.99 SIG £64.99 STD £69.99 SIG £74.99
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