What is the country of origin? I want to make sure they weren't from China. Matfer makes great fluted brioche molds (made in France, by the way.
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yes, they are from china. But this are too small for brioche... I mean... really small.
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I'm sorry I no longer have the paper they came in but I do know they are very heavy duty and I use them quite often.
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Sorry I don't know. The maker is in Great Britain, try searching the internet.
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As far as i can tell most of their stoneware is made in Thailand and China (according to the Williams Sonoma website). All their cast iron is still made in France. Wherever it's made, I really like it. Very solid, well made, and attractive. Best french press i've owned. If I could afford it (and needed them) I would buy many more Le Creuset products.
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The box says designed in France, I see nothing about China on the box. (mine is still in the box) but the fact that it says "Designed in France" would lead me to believe that is was manufactured somewhere else. It is a nice set, heavy.
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These are very different as they are high carbon forged knives made in Germany. The knives you typically find at those stores mentioned are usually stamped (not forged) and are made in China.
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I am shopping for a new french press and was intrigued by the style and apparent quality (based on the reviews) of the Frieling USA Ultimo. As I live in Charlotte I was happy to see the company is based here - but was very disappointed after I called the company and asked about the country of orgin for the french presses...answer, "...well, actually they are made in China..." Despite all the references to German-quality, American company, etc.
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Who knows? As I said I tied to clarify thing with them but they are not willing to provide accurate information in writing or otherwise..They say "it is a private proprietor" information and they can not disclose where the materials come from or what is in their coating. Well, they verbally state that it can be from Germany but there is no written/official confirmation that this information is indeed accurate. They also stated that the way they make things cvhanges all the time. So, as I said they are totally incompetent as a company. I wouldn't trust anything unless it came in writing or they had that information posted on their website..All we can say at this point is that this item is assembled in USA....nothing more beyond that..I have a suspicion that it is from Chinese materials otherwise why wouldn't they be willing to reply to my written request confirming that? I returned it as I don't want to be fooled. If It's not on a paper, there is no proof what it is exactly and where it came from...Let me know if you come across things not made in China :) I found pots and pans, silverware and more things but it's tough...Hope this helps...
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Hi I did buy this but I can't tell you where it's made. I can say that I considered buying another. It works really well for my Yaxell brand knives, they sit in it perfectly. Can you contact Wusthof?
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I can't find any maker origine. The are very sturdy, only don't fill with water more than half way up the tray, or you'll have a hard time breaking the Ice out. But all in all I really like these.
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The product description indicates the knives are manufactured in Solingen, Germany (part of why I chose to buy them - I won't knowingly purchase any Wusthof products not made in Germany). The two actual 'knives' do indeed carry markings indicating such. The cheese plane is made from a different material and does not carry Solingen markings. I imagine it's possible that it could have been manufactured elsewhere. There are no origin markings at all to confirm. I have yet to actually use the cheese plane, so I can't attest to it's quality but the other two knives are what you'd expect from Wusthof. The product description indicates the knives are manufactured in Solingen, Germany (part of why I chose to buy them - I won't knowingly purchase any Wusthof products not made in Germany). The two actual 'knives' do indeed carry markings indicating such. The cheese plane is made from a different material and does not carry Solingen markings. I imagine it's possible that it could have been manufactured elsewhere. There are no origin markings at all to confirm. I have yet to actually use the cheese plane, so I can't attest to it's quality but the other two knives are what you'd expect from... » Read More The product description indicates the knives are manufactured in Solingen, Germany (part of why I chose to buy them - I won't knowingly purchase any Wusthof products not made in Germany). The two actual 'knives' do indeed carry markings indicating such. The cheese plane is made from a different material and does not carry Solingen markings. I imagine it's possible that it could have been manufactured elsewhere. There are no origin markings at all to confirm. I have yet to actually use the cheese plane, so I can't attest to it's quality but the other two knives are what you'd expect from Wusthof. « Show Less
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I doubt it's made in Germany anymore, like the original ones were. Pottery and ceramics have been mostly outsourced to China, we're I'd guess it's made now. But the quality seems very good, nevertheless.
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On the box it's says it designed in France. I looked all over the box and on the flatware itself and it does not say "made in..." anywhere. On the back of the box it talks about how the flatware bares the symbol of Barenthal which is a Bear Logo and the company is located in the east of france. Each piece has this symbol. I'm still not sure if this means it was actually made there, however the flatware has held up great and is a good weight. I do recommend hand washing if you are using it as a special occasion set, hence the dishwasher will dull any set of flatware rather quickly. Hope this helps. On the box it's says it designed in France. I looked all over the box and on the flatware itself and it does not say "made in..." anywhere. On the back of the box it talks about how the flatware bares the symbol of Barenthal which is a Bear Logo and the company is located in the east of france. Each piece has this symbol. I'm still not sure if this means it was actually made there, however the flatware has held up great and is a good weight. I do recommend hand washing if you are using it as a special occasion set, hence the dishwasher will dull any set of flatware rather quickly.... » Read More On the box it's says it designed in France. I looked all over the box and on the flatware itself and it does not say "made in..." anywhere. On the back of the box it talks about how the flatware bares the symbol of Barenthal which is a Bear Logo and the company is located in the east of france. Each piece has this symbol. I'm still not sure if this means it was actually made there, however the flatware has held up great and is a good weight. I do recommend hand washing if you are using it as a special occasion set, hence the dishwasher will dull any set of flatware rather quickly. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have used the the double old fashion for decades. They were all made in Ireland until a few years ago. They are now made in Slovenia. They are still Waterford originals but not made in Ireland. I actually like the ones from Slovenia better. The rounded edge at the lip and bottom are much less likely to chip.
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My set of these dishes was made in China. I don't know if the Pfaltzgraff company is German or not, but I have old Pfaltzgraff that was made in the USA.
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Thank you for your interest. It's made in France. We hope to hear from you soon.Regards,E.F.Co.
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Hello. I looked at the box, blow molded case, and the instruments themselves and could not find any markings. That said, by looking at how it's made and the fact there is a fair amount of chroming (due to EPA rules chrome is expensive to do in the US), I would say it's made in China or someplace similar. If it was made in the US the set would likely costs twice as much and be of better quality.
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They are made in Germany which makes the best knives.They are very sharp.Have had the knives almost a year now use them all the time.Recommend washing by hand to keep edge from getting knicks.Gave them a five out of five.Definitely worth the price.