Sanko Ware Arstina Stainless Steel Frying Pan, 26cm. IH compatible. A large frying pan with an outer circumference of 29cm. This shallow pan can be used for various purposes, such as a gyoza pot or paella pan. It is believed to have been manufactured in the mid to late 1980s. Sanko Ware was a company that sold many Showa-retro floral enamel pots. Its location was Owariasahi City, Aichi Prefecture. Although its current status is uncertain, this is a high-quality stainless steel pot that allows you to experience the reliability of manufacturing in the late Showa era of Japan. The appearance is similar to Vitacraft. The specifications are a multi-layered bottom welded type, similar to Fissler. It uses high-grade 18-10 stainless steel and is a very beautiful frying pan. The 6mm thick bottom is welded. It has a very solid presence. The heavy lid creates a vapor seal effect, as advocated by Vitacraft, which allows for waterless cooking by creating a film of steam. It has a knob with pressure adjustment function, making it easy to use. It has hardly been used and is very clean. (Please refer to the photos) It will be shipped with the handle removed. Type...Frying pan Material...Stainless steel