Where to buy a good saucepan?

I just had this set from QVC, I'm pleased with it, it's gotr a lifetime guarantee so I won't have to bother buying any again.

http://www.qvcuk.com/ukqic/qvcapp.aspx/app.detail/params.item.827245/walk.yah.UKHG-UK14

I got these as well to go with them they are ideal for omlettes/savoury rice etc.
http://www.qvcuk.com/ukqic/qvcapp.aspx/app.detail/params.item.826639/walk.yah.UKHG-UK14

There's more stuff I'll get as time goes by. all matching too.

I bought Meyer pans from Debenhams about fifteen years ago but they have not lasted as well as I thought they would with the non-stick eventually wearing and peeling off on some pans, they were not cheap costing over 100 quid.

To replace the Meyer pans I bought a 365+ set from Ikea, which were on offer a few months ago when you used your family card. It comes with 3 stainless steel pots. Two different sized pots with wee handles on the side, a small pan suitable for milk or scrambling eggs,sauces and a frying pan. The frying pan is non-stick and has no lid but the rest in the set are stainless steel with lids. They have a thick heavy bottom on the pans too so are more likely to last longer and not warp with the heat. Ikea do lots of different sorts of pans, some come with a guarantee so I'm sure you'd find something suitable in there if you can get to an Ikea.

I also have a 3 tier stainless steel steamer I use all the time which was from M&S about ten years ago and that has lasted very well, I use it a couple of times a week. If you can't get to Ikea maybe try M&S especially if they have a 20% off day.

Prestige pans are sold in Woolies. There are half price and then anothere 20% off. I bought a huge frying pan for £8.00, should have been £20. You might have to be quick though.

We bought a set of pans in John Lewis about 3 years ago for £50 (two sauce pans, small frying/omlette pan, milk pan) and they seem to be holding up pretty well. I also got a great cast iron skillet from Ikea for about £6, and a cast iron casserole from Tesco (on sale for £10 or so).

When I first moved to the UK I bought a big stainless steel wok with a lid from the Yorkshire Trading Company for £10, and I cooked everything in it for a few months. It wasn't particularly gourmet or elegant, but it is possible to cook the spaghetti in the sauce and have something edible!