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George Grant Burch- Realtor Houston REALTOR® | Distinctive Properties Group. Homes with story, style, and character.
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10/13/2026

The handle holds another clue to your Revere Ware’s age. Look at the tang—the metal piece attached to the pan that supports the handle.

The earliest design extends the full length of the handle, with the hanging loop passing through the metal. Around 1947, Revere introduced a shorter tang that fits into a pocket inside the handle.

Screw placement helps distinguish the styles, but remember: handles can be replaced.

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10/12/2026

Revere Ware’s story didn’t end when American production stopped in 1999. The classic copper-bottom cookware continued to be made overseas, and later pieces may carry an Indonesia stamp.

Two-digit year codes continued on those pieces too. The example shown here carries an apparent 2002 date code. By 2018, the classic copper-bottom line had been discontinued.

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Wood has been an element of home since our earliest dwellings. It built cities and neighborhoods, brought beauty to ever...
10/11/2026

Wood has been an element of home since our earliest dwellings. It built cities and neighborhoods, brought beauty to everyday spaces, and—with a little care and respect—can serve for generations.

In the fall issue of Distinctive Living Magazine, we explore “The Elements of Home… Wood,” from Houston’s wooden homes to the craftsmanship that makes ordinary objects worth keeping.

As a REALTOR®, I appreciate both the character of a wooden home and the care that preserves it.

Read the free fall issue: https://distinctivelivingmedia.com

10/11/2026

A size, a star, or two digits—small details that help date your Revere Ware.

In 1974, the stamp began including the pan size. A size with no star or year generally points to 1974–1976. Collectors identify a star beside the size with 1977 production. In 1978, Revere began stamping the last two digits of the year.

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10/10/2026

A circle alone doesn’t tell the whole story. Around 1968, Revere changed the construction of its classic copper-bottom cookware, and the stamps began changing too.

The patent wording was dropped, but the circle didn’t disappear all at once. These transitional marks are a reason to read everything stamped on the bottom when dating your pan.

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10/09/2026

“1801” on your Revere Ware isn’t the year your saucepan was made—it’s the year Paul Revere established his copper rolling mill.

Plant names offer another clue. Riverside, California, began making cookware in 1949, and Clinton, Illinois, in 1950. Those names help establish the earliest possible date, rather than an exact production year.

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10/08/2026

Read the words—not just the picture! The wording on a Revere Ware stamp can help you date the pan.

Some early stamps say “Patent Pending.” The familiar circle-and-profile stamp with “Made Under Process Patent” generally points to approximately 1946–1968 for the classic copper-bottom cookware.

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10/07/2026

Does your Revere Ware have the horseback rider stamp—or the early Revere Copper and Brass mark? These marks identify early examples of the classic copper-bottom cookware.

But exactly when did one replace the other? A dated advertisement, catalogue, or original box could help solve that mystery.

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10/06/2026

The name on your grandmother’s saucepan has a real connection to Paul Revere—the Midnight Rider. His story continued long after that famous ride, and it leads us to a number you may recognize: 1801.

Looking to buy vintage Revere Ware or other fabled housewares? Visit Auntie Nen’s Stuff for vintage finds ready for another chapter in your home. https://auntienen.com

10/05/2026

That familiar copper bottom brings back memories—but it also holds clues to your pan’s age. Did your Revere Ware come from your mother’s kitchen, your grandmother’s, or a lucky find of your own?

Watch “How Old Is Your Revere Ware?” through the related video link for the full story.

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Houston, TX
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