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Oven-to-tableware BergHOFF


The GEM cast aluminium cookware range is described as ‘supremely versatile’ with several pieces featuring easy-click detachable handles. This means they can be used on the hob as a pan with the handle, in the oven without the handle and then taken it to the table, transformed to a piece of serveware. The base features a full disc for superior heat distribution on all hobs, while the interior is non-stick.


Pyrex


The Inspiration glass roaster collection is crafted from Pyrex’s borosilicate glass. The Art-Deco inspired, geometric-shaped dishes include integrated handles and come in three sizes: small, medium and large. Each dish carries a 10-year guarantee and can withstand daily use in the oven (up to 300°C), fridge, freezer, microwave and dishwasher.


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Jomafe Classic Ceramics is a new range of deep stoneware range made in Portugal that consists of eight items in three colours: Duck Egg Blue, Grey and Cream. All the items have handles for ease of use and are delivered direct from Portugal.


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George East (Housewares)


Tala enamelware is manufactured entirely in England. Pressed in Oldham and triple-enamelled in Bingley, the enamelled steel distributes heat evenly and consistently and can be used at high temperatures, the company says. The dishwasher-safe roasters are now available in Indigo or Cool Grey with Ivory interiors.


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Jomafe


Made in Portugal, Jomafe’s Gourmet stoneware range comprises 19 products available in three colours: white, red and black. The company says: ‘All the items, which are delivered direct from Portugal, are deep with attractive packaging and competitively priced’.


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Horwood


The new Sizzle & Serve collection from Judge combines cast iron with maple wood. Comprising three gratin dishes and an oval platter with detachable serving handle, the range is suitable for all hob types and barbecues and oven-safe up to 240°C – while the heat-resistant wooden stand ensures the cast iron will not damage tabletops.


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Fifteen years ago this month in Housewares Magazine…


• Housewares supplier DNC acquired luxury picnic products specialist Optima for an undisclosed six figure sum.


• Associated Independent Stores (AIS) announced the results of its Housewares Supplier of the Year 2002 Awards. The winners of the cookshop, tabletop and specialist categories were Brabantia, Bohemia Crystal and Martin Broadley In-Store Video respectively.


• The organiser of the International Home + Housewares Show in Chicago announced that the timing of the exhibition, long-held in January, would be moved to March. New categories planned for 2004 included the GOHO District, featuring gourmet speciality foods; the Uptown District, with fine tabletop and wedding registry ware; and Patio Park, showcasing garden, patio and outdoor living products.


• Fenwick was the winner of Housewares Magazine’s Mystery Shopper report on the Kent city of Canterbury. It trumped Debenhams, Marks & Spencer, Nasons independent department store, Bhs and Woolworths due to its ‘massive range, good presentation and friendly service’.


• Retail consultancy Verdict predicted that the home market (defined as electricals and housewares; DIY and gardening; and furniture and floorcoverings) would be a star performer over the next five years.


• Plans for two roadshow-style housewares trade shows were announced for the autumn. Organised by Mhairi Coull, the ‘Housewares In Motion’ events were scheduled for Bristol and Sheffield.


Source: Housewares Magazine April 2003


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