Known for Quality, Jacob Bromwell is the Oldest Kitchenwares Manufacturer, Marketer, and Retailer in the United States

When you've been around as long as Jacob Bromwell, you see a lot of trends come and go. Founded by Bromwell himself in 1819, our renowned housewares company has been producing the highest quality cooking, baking, and food preparation products since the U.S. was a mere 22 states. Today, our specialty products retain a rustic touch that Jacob Bromwell acquired on the American frontier, and promise to take you on a fun-filled journey into nostalgia and tradition. Loyal to our American roots, our company is entirely U.S. based and continues to manufacture all of our products right here in the USA.  It's the way we've done it for over 193 years.

Key Distinctions as Unique as Our Name

As one of America's early manufacturing pioneers, our company holds many unique distinctions of which we are very proud:

• Oldest housewares company in North America (founded in 1819 and incorporated in 1883)
• Oldest manufacturer of tin and stainless steel products in the United States
• 34th oldest continuously owned and operated company in the United States
• Patented, manufactured, and marketed many of the world's first housewares products, including the Wonder Shredders, Flour Sifters, and Popcorn Poppers.  Still today, the designs, manufacturing processes, and materials of these products remain virtually unchanged
• In the early 1900s, Bromwell operated 7 factories and had upwards of 1000 employees in multiple states.  As the largest business of its kind in the United States, it billed itself as having "the largest capacity in the country"
• By 1910, Bromwell boasted over 1,000 products in its catalog, many of which won awards
• Entirely U.S. based and all products continue to be manufactured in the USA
• All products are non-electric and have no moving parts
• Family owned and operated for over 19 decades
• Diverse customer base includes homesteaders and environmentalists, hunters, fishers, cabin dwellers, the "chronically nostalgic", celebrities, and even Hollywood set designers looking for period-correct pieces

We Still Use the Same Authentic Materials from the Early Days of America