You list this 1-1/2 quart saucepan's Product Dimensions as: 15 x 13 x 10 inches. What are its ACTUAL dimensions (read inside diameter and depth?
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inside base diameter 5-5/8" before curve to wall. 1/2" above base 6-1/8" inside diameter - inside top diameter 6-1/4" , outside rolled edge 6-15/16" Depth just over 3"
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Must be some mistake. The pan I purchased from Amazon was the 1 Qt saucepan #619-14.
1796921
As I no longer have this crock pot, I don't know the inner dimensions, only that it held 8-81\2 quarts of liquid. I do not recommend buying from this seller. They sent a broken product and charged me $5 for sending it back. Amazon is not to blame, only the seller.
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The item pictured is the combination pasta strainer/vegetable steamer insert. Its diameter is 10 inches at both its top and where it rests on the top lip of the stock pot/multipurpose pot. As for the sauce pans, following are the diameters (measured at the top of each pan) for the ones that I own: 1.5 qt. sauce pan: 7 inches 2.5 qt. shallow sauce pan: 9 inches 3.5 qt. pour and strain sauce pan: 8 3/4 inches
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An 8" & 10" fry pan. 8" saucepan (3 qt.). 9 1/2" stock pot/Dutch oven (5 qt.). 10 1/4" deep fry pan/skillet (3.5 qt.) The measurements are my interior measurements and the quart capacities are what they list.
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The pan is 2 1/2 inches deep. It is 15x12 inches oval shape. It is big enough to hold a large amount of food.
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It fits my 2 - quart and 4 - quart saucepans. Not sure what it's actual volume is.
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No, the actual cooking surface is: Inside measurements are: Top 15.5" long by 10.5 wide with a depth of 2 3/8" of cooking surface. The bottom is narrower than top by 1/2". The overall size of the product appears to be 16" x 12". This is the best product for the money that is presently out there on the market today. I love mine and only hope to find another like it if and when this ones stops working. Hope this has answered any questions you may have had for this item.
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13x9 2in. deep great allaround pan for baking,roasting & broiling & easy cleanup...
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It is 10x13x3-1/2...I love the pan..I had searched for years for a stainless steel pan with a lid. I do bake cakes in it and it's great.
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This pan holds 2-1/2 quarts filled to the brim. It is only 10 inches wide and 2-1/2 inches deep. I replaced a similar pan but it was much deeper. I wish my new pan was bigger.
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I recently bought this same pot only to find out it holds only 17 qts filled to the very top.My pot measures approx 13" tall with lid,10-1/4" without. Inside diameter near top is 11-5/8".About midway down pot begins to flare out to 12-1/4" at largest point then gets smaller again near bottom. Encapsulated bottom diameter is 10-5/8".Total width across handles is 18". Hope this helps!
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The inside dimensions are: 10 1/8" wide x 15" long. Outside dimensions are 12" x 16 5/8". It is a heavy, good quality pan.
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If you have a saucepan that is about one and a half quarts, it will be the same size - just add a little bit for the height to accommodate the pressure gauge. It is probably about six inches in diameter and five inches high.
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7 1/2" to 8 1/2" diameter. Basically, if you have a set including a few medium saucepans it should fit a few of them because the bottom has tapered lips to help it fit many sizes. Also, they don't need to be the same brand, mine fits inside my Cuisinart and Emeril pans.
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The pan is 12" in diameter and 2 1/2" deep. I use it for a large variety of meals, but mainly for cassarole prep.
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I believe this lid will fit a 3qt revere saucepan - I am on the road until Saturday, but when I get home I will check to see what model my saucepan is. I am not sure what you mean by your question of "What measurement is 10 inches". Please clarify what you mean.
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The sizes (capacity, I should say) are listed in the description (one quart, etc). I realized that I had the original set instead of the set II, and mine includes a 3-quart sauce pan instead of 2-quart, which is the only difference I can see. If you want measurements by the inch, you might check online for actual physical size of the pans.