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Two Gripping Points, One Considered Design

The long handle defines this saucepan’s silhouette, while the helper handle on the opposite side provides a second holding point when lifting or repositioning the pot. Both handles are integrated into the cast iron body. This arrangement gives buyers a specific structural feature to assess during sample evaluation, including grip space when wearing oven gloves.

A Covered Format for Smaller Preparations

At 1.6L / approximately 1.7 US qt, this covered saucepan suits sauces, warmed milk and small portions of soup or side dishes. Its deeper walls provide room for stirring within a relatively small vessel, making it a useful companion to larger casseroles and frying pans in a coordinated cookware range.

The matching lid features a raised arched lid handle, carrying the curved design through from the body to the top. Buyers can present the saucepan as an individual covered piece or include it in a broader collection.

Enamel Colour as Part of the Collection

The enamel-coated cast iron construction brings colour to a product category often presented in plain metal finishes. The photographed version combines a pale exterior with a softly shaded lid, showing how the same cookware piece can contribute to a collection’s visual identity.

For private label cookware projects, FORREST can discuss enamel colour development, logo placement and branded packaging around the buyer’s existing range. Colour references and proposed branding positions can be reviewed together during sampling, so the finished presentation is agreed before a bulk order.

Build the Sourcing Brief Around Your Sales Channel

For a wholesale quotation, specify the required quantity, target colour and whether the saucepan will be sold separately or within a set. These choices help define the packaging brief and the scope of customisation.

Contact FORREST for enameled cast iron saucepan wholesale enquiries, sample arrangements and project-specific MOQ and lead-time information.