Our Place now sells cookware, ovens, a multicooker, a blender, a rice cooker and a full tableware range. The prices below were read from the store's own product data on 25 August 2026 — not copied from another review, and not from a press release.
That sounds like a small distinction. It is not. Checking against the store's structured data is how we found that the Titanium Always Pan Pro is a $135–$179 range rather than one price, that the Caraway fry pan costs $10 more in white and black than in its other colourways, and that the Wonder Oven Pro is $325 in colour and $349 in stainless. Every one of those was reported wrong somewhere.
This is the range Our Place is known for, and it is where the brand's warranty terms are strongest. Note the pattern: the pans carry three-year and lifetime warranties; the appliances further down this page carry one year.
Every appliance in this table carries a one-year warranty. On a $325 oven that is worth weighing before you buy, and it is the clearest structural difference between Our Place's cookware and its electricals.
Prices read from Our Place's own product data, 25 August 2026. Warranty terms read from the corresponding product pages. Where a page did not state a warranty, the cell says so.
Strong: the box. The Always Pan ships with a lid, a beechwood spatula and a steamer basket at $135. Caraway's comparable fry pan is $125 and ships with a lid. Once you add the accessories, Our Place is the better-value single pan, which is the opposite of what the headline prices suggest.
Strong: the warranty on cookware. Three years on the ceramic range against Caraway's one year is a real, checkable difference on the most likely failure mode in this category — a coating that stops releasing.
Strong: the titanium line. Coating-free, 1000°F, dishwasher and metal-utensil safe, limited lifetime warranty. Whatever you think of the brand's marketing, that is the most durable specification in its price bracket.
Weak: sets. Priced per piece, Our Place's multi-piece sets are where Caraway's bundles win most often. If you are buying a whole kitchen rather than one pan, compare carefully.
Weak: appliance warranties. One year across the board, including on a $325 oven. GreenPan and HexClad both put lifetime warranties on cookware at similar prices; a one-year term on an electrical appliance is normal, but it is not generous.
Weak: hand-wash-only on the original Always Pan. The single most common regret in this category. If a dishwasher is non-negotiable in your house, buy the titanium version or buy HexClad, not the original Always Pan.
We have not cooked with these products. This is a specification and value review built from published manufacturer data, and it is labelled that way on purpose.
It cannot tell you how the ceramic coating performs at month eighteen, whether the Always Pan's handle gets uncomfortably hot, how evenly any of it browns, or whether the Dream Cooker is pleasant to live with. Those questions need months of use, and anyone answering them from a spec sheet is inventing.
What it can tell you is what each product is made of, what it costs today, what it comes with, what temperature it survives, and how long the company will stand behind it — and it can catch the places where those figures are misreported elsewhere.
The Always Pan family compared — why the ceramic pan and the titanium one both start at $135.
The three Wonder Ovens compared — including why the Large and the Pro are the same appliance.
Our Place against the competition — Caraway, HexClad, GreenPan, Made In, All-Clad, Le Creuset and Carote, head to head.
What “non-toxic” actually means — and which brands make the strongest claim.
Our Place vs Caraway — the comparison most people are really making.
Prices come from Our Place's own structured product data rather than from page copy, because page copy is where stale prices survive. Specifications, materials, temperature ratings and warranty terms come from the corresponding product pages. Everything was read on 25 August 2026.
We do not accept press samples and no brand sees these pages before they publish. Where a figure is available from only one source, we say so rather than presenting it as confirmed.
1919 Cookware earns a commission when you buy through our links, at no extra cost to you. It does not decide our verdicts — across the comparison pages on this site we name a competitor as the better buy more often than we name Our Place.
1919 Cookware is an independent comparison site. We earn a commission when you buy through our links, at no extra cost to you, and it does not decide our verdicts — we name a competitor as the better buy on more than half of these pages. Every comparison is built from published manufacturer specifications, verified against each store's own product data where such data exists, and each page states plainly what it could not establish. We do not accept press samples and no brand reviews our pages before publication. Figures last verified 25 August 2026.