Our Place sells the Titanium Pro Cookware Set at $499.95 in Chrome or Brushed, under a banner that says Save $198. That framing implies a list price of $697.95 — call it $698 — which the product page does not itemise. Its page title calls the set ten-piece; its own What's Included list has six items: two pans, two pots and two shared lids.
We priced every piece individually from Our Place's own current product data. At Chrome prices they total $578. The set is still a genuine saving — about $78 — but it is not $198, and the difference is worth knowing before it does the persuading for you.
Our Place lists the Titanium Pro Cookware Set at $499.95 to $549.95, built on the same coating-free titanium cooking surface and 3mm tri-ply construction rated to 1000°F, dishwasher safe, metal-utensil safe and under a limited lifetime warranty.
Contents read from the Titanium Pro Cookware Set product page; individual prices from Our Place's own product data. Both 26 August 2026. Prices re-read 16 October 2026.
We cannot reconstruct it, and we have tried three ways.
At Chrome prices — one of the two finishes the $499.95 set is sold in — the four vessels total $578. Brushed costs the same as Chrome on every piece, so it totals $578 too. At Chrome/Gold prices, the most expensive combination available, they total $658, and that set costs $549.95 rather than $499.95.
So even taking the Gold finish of every piece, the parts come to $658, which is still short of the $698 the banner implies.
There are innocent explanations. A compare-at figure may be set against prices other than today's, or may count the two shared lids separately even though the pans already ship with them. We are not alleging anything — we are telling you the arithmetic does not close from public data, and that the number to weigh is the $78 you actually save, not the $198 implied.
Worth noting in fairness, because it is the same company doing the same thing more accurately. The Titanium Pro Cookware Duo is $269.95 in Chrome or Brushed, $299.95 in Gold, and contains the 10.5″ pan and the 7 qt pot plus the two utensils. Our Place no longer shows a list price against it.
Those two vessels cost $179 and $145 separately — $324. The Duo at $269.95 is $54.05 less than that, and the spatula and spoon come with it.
So the Duo saves you about $54 and makes no claim about it, and the full Set saves about $78 against a claimed $198. The only sticker left is the Set's, and it is not close. The Duo is still the better discount on what you actually get — but buy on the parts arithmetic, not the sticker.
Buy the full Set at $499.95 only if you will genuinely use all four vessels. Two pans and two pots is a complete kitchen for someone starting from nothing, and $78 off is real money. If two of the four will live in a cupboard, you have paid $499.95 for the two you use.
Buy the Duo at $269.95 if you want the pan and the big pot, which is what most households actually cook with. It is the better-value bundle per piece you will use, and it now carries no advertised saving at all.
Buy pieces individually if you only want one thing. The 10.5″ pan is $179 on its own and the 8.5″ pan is $155. Neither bundle beats buying one pan if one pan is what you need.
All of it carries the same limited lifetime warranty, the same 1000°F rating on Chrome and Brushed, and the same dishwasher and metal-utensil permissions. You are choosing quantity, not quality.
Saves about $54 against the $324 the two vessels cost separately.
Check price at Our PlaceSaves about $78 against $578 of parts — not the $198 the sticker implies.
Check price at Our PlaceShips with the Titanium Pro Lid. Neither bundle beats it if one pan is all you need.
Check price at Our PlaceSet and Duo contents were read from their product pages. Every individual price was read from Our Place's own structured product data, all on 26 August 2026. The arithmetic on this page is ours and you can repeat it: four product pages, four numbers, one addition. Prices re-read 16 October 2026.
What we cannot tell you is what the $698 figure represents. Compare-at prices are not regulated in a way that lets an outsider audit them, and there may be a reason we cannot see. Prices also move — if you are reading this well after the date above, redo the sum before trusting it.
1919 Cookware earns a commission on all three links above. We earn most on the $499.95 set, and this page tells you the Duo is the better-value bundle and that a single pan is the right buy if one pan is all you need.
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