I have seen it and it is beautiful and looks like it would work fantastic.

Thank you so much - I know it costs alot, I just want one piece to try (hopefully I can find it on ebay).

I was at an appliance demonstration this past weekend and the guest chef was using Viking cookware. It looked so beautiful! I went on ebay yesterday to see about finding a single, larger saute pan, but all I found were sets, and singles of things I didn't want. I will look on another wibsite today.

Thank you for letting me know that the cookware is beautiful.....I don't really need any new cookware, I would just like to have a piece of the viking!!

Okay - finally saw the viking cookware at the Home Show - very nice and sturdy....but....after seeing it, I don't think I would pay the $$$$$$ they ask for the pieces...maybe if I find them on sale.

Is the Viking cookware just a "rebrand" from someone else? I am considering the Viking stuff since I am in need of a full new setup.

Thanks.

I don't think the Viking is a rebrand - it doesn't really resemble the ones I have seen and I have seen and tried many. The thing I did really like (I really liked all of the Viking cookware - it's just amazingly costly), was the extra long handles on the cookware - for some reason I really liked that. Good luck!!

I have a Viking omelet pan that came with my appliances. It's so/so. I wouldn't spend the $$ on it. I'm going for Sitram. Had one of those pots for 20 years and I just love it.

I have a full set and I love it. I owned the Sitram catering line as well as the Bourgeat copper and as soon as I tried the Viking, I sold off all the other cookware. The Viking handles are long and never get hot or even that warm no matter how high the heat. Truly the best for non cast-iron cookware.

I looked at Viking and found it amazingly heavy; heavier, I think, than my cast iron. I have had Sitram SS for 30 years and love it.

Regarding the question of where the Viking cookware comes from, their web site says that it's "Manufactured to Viking specifications in Belgium." That should narrow it down a bit...

Viking is made by Demeyere in Belguim to the specifications of Viking.

From the "seven-layer construction", I suspected as much. Belgium pretty much narrowed it down to Demeyere or Falk Culinair, and the seven-layer construction seemed a bit much of a technology stretch for Falk. Not to mention that the lids look a lot like Demeyere's.

Demeyere's really good stuff.

Why Viking didn't spring for them to weld on the handles, I'll never know...

Nor do I understand what happened to manufacturers who once had the ability to weld on handles, who appear to have "lost the recipe" and have resorted to riveting them on. Come on guys, it can't really be that difficult to weld a handle onto a pan. They do much, much more sophisticated welding to build aircraft and the like.

I've spoken with some cookware reps re: rivits vs weld. The rivits look better with the pro style ranges,etc. and that is what WE want (or so they think). There are different levels of welding and I think some people just have a problem believing that a weld will hold up to the quick heat you can get on some of the cooktops now. But the best will.

I'm a little late to this thread. I have quite a few pieces of Viking cookware. It was originally made by Demeyere in Belguim. They are a dream to cook with. I have tried to hunt down some additional pieces, but they are difficult to come by, so I purchased additional Demeyere. Viking sold the rights to the cookware to a company who is now having it made In Indonisia. I purchased a small pan on eBay, then realized it was not the original Demeyere- made Viking. Now I notice that Wayfair is selling the newly manufactured pieces. They don't say where it's made. I would hesitate buying it, as it's still expensive. I would just purchase Demeyere. Find them better than All-Clad.

Kate-saw some of your posts about your Viking Range on line...any more thoughts on how it is performing? Deciding now between at the Viking and Wolfe and love the look of Viking!

@katespake11 --- Yes, Viking switched their manufacturer for V7 cookware from Demeyere to Clipper, which is a factory-less US brand for outsourced cookware. The quality difference is highly noticeable. I would focus on the Demeyere Atlantis. Proline and Industry/5 Plus lines. A few Viking V7 7 ply (made by Demeyere) pieces are still available at a few retailers, but the inventory is going fast.

I have Viking 7 Ply Cookware and absolutely love it. It is beautiful.

I bough one pan to test and loved it so bought set stainless steel. LOVE IT !!! I don’t have to heat over medium, doesn’t boil over with hole in lid, foods don stick if warm pan a little and food not cold, wine deglazes it. RAVE! RAVE! Love it. Handle curve dosent hurt wrist, and depression cradles thumb. Never have to buy another pan! Mine is 3 ply.