Both ceramic Perfect Pots, the 6.5 qt and the 2.75 qt, carry a 450°F oven rating on Our Place's pages, read 20 October 2026; the 6.5 qt page adds “no broilers, please”. Neither page rates the lid. The titanium Perfect Pot Pro is rated to 1000°F, 750°F in Gold, and costs less than the ceramic.
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21 colourways on 20 October 2026, all $149; four shown. Images: Our Place.
450°F, both sizes. The 6.5 qt page's care section: “Ceramic Nonstick Perfect Pot is oven safe up to 450°F — no broilers, please”. The 2.75 qt page's care list opens with “Oven safe up to 450°F”. Both read 20 October 2026. The ceramic Always Pan carries the same figure; every pan's is on are Our Place pans oven safe.
The broiler is ruled out on the 6.5 qt and unmentioned on the 2.75 qt. “No broilers, please” is on the 6.5 qt page only; the 2.75 qt page says nothing either way. Both pots wear the same “Thermakind® ceramic coating”, so we treat one rule as the rule for both. That is our reading, not Our Place's statement.
The lid is aluminium, and has no rating of its own. “The ultra-conductive Perfect Pot body and lid are made with 100% certified post-consumer recycled aluminum”, so it is not glass. But the 450°F line names the pot, and the “self-basting, steam-release lid with a built-in strainer” is never given a temperature. The nearest either page comes is on the 2.75 qt's: “Handles and knobs may become hot during stovetop use or in the oven.” The beechwood spoon, obviously, stays out.
450°F is the pot's rating, lid on or off; Our Place gives no second figure. A broiler runs hotter, and the 6.5 qt page says “no broilers, please”. Everything gets hot: “Gets hot! Be careful and use oven mitts or Hot Grips when handling.”
Whether the lid, strainer and all, is oven safe, and to what temperature: Our Place gives one rating, for the pot. Whether the 2.75 qt shares the broiler rule. And the word “broiler” itself, which is on neither titanium pot page.
Read from each product page on 20 October 2026. The titanium pages' oven line calls the pot a pan: “The pan is heat and oven safe up to 1000°F (Gold: 750°F)”.
1000°F, or 750°F in Gold. “The pan is heat and oven safe up to 1000°F (Gold: 750°F)”, on both the 7 qt and 3 qt pages, read 20 October 2026. More than twice the ceramic rating, on a pot that is also “Dishwasher safe”, “Safe for use with metal, wood, or silicone utensils” and under a limited lifetime warranty. The full read is the Titanium Perfect Pot Pro review.
“Broiler” is not a word Our Place uses for it. Neither titanium page mentions one. A 1000°F rating sits above anything a domestic broiler element reaches, but Our Place has neither permitted nor forbidden it in writing. The Our Place page we have read that does say the word is the Cast Iron Always Pan's: “oven and broiler safe up to 500°F without lid”.
It costs less than the ceramic. $145 in Chrome or Brushed, $165 in Chrome/Gold for the 7 qt, against $149 for the ceramic 6.5 qt; the 3 qt is $99, or $119 in Gold, against $125 for the 2.75 qt. Product data, 20 October 2026. The trade: 5.46 lb against 4.5 with lids, three finishes rather than 21 colourways, and a surface whose “NoCo® nonstick” is weighed on is titanium nonstick.
All four Perfect Pots with the price on the date we last read it. The ceramic pair are rated 450°F and hand wash only; the titanium pair 1000°F, 750°F in Gold, and dishwasher safe.




Yes, to 450°F: “Ceramic Nonstick Perfect Pot is oven safe up to 450°F — no broilers, please” on the 6.5 qt page, “Oven safe up to 450°F” on the 2.75 qt page, read 20 October 2026.
No. “No broilers, please” is Our Place's wording on the 6.5 qt page. The 2.75 qt page does not mention broilers; it has the same coating.
Our Place does not say. The lid is recycled aluminium like the body, and the only temperature on the page, 450°F, is given for the pot. No Perfect Pot page rates its lid.
None whose page says so. The titanium Perfect Pot Pro is “heat and oven safe up to 1000°F (Gold: 750°F)”, but the word broiler is on neither titanium page.
Every quotation is from Our Place's four Perfect Pot product pages, read in full on 20 October 2026; prices are from Our Place's product data the same day. Nothing is from memory or from reviews. How we check these pages.
Our Place prices and specifications last verified 16–26 October 2026; competitor prices re-read 26–28 October 2026 (All-Clad 25 August).
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