Ready to up your serving game this spring? Well, you’re in luck, because Williams Sonoma is having a major sale on all your favorite cookware items, with up to 40 percent off big-name brands like their own signature brand, Le Creuset, Staub, and so much more. You’ll find everything from Le Creuset’s signature Dutch oven to the best non-stick frying pans from All-Clad.
If the signs are indicating that it’s time to replace all your pots and pans, I highly suggest taking a peek at the Williams Sonoma spring sale. The prices simply can’t be beaten, plus the brands on offer are known for their amazing quality and worth the investment.
I’ve scoured the entire sale to find you everything you need to upgrade your cookware, from everyday options like soup pots and skillets to specialty items like a fondue pot or even a griddle pan.
Best Le Creuset deals
Was $115, now $92 at Williams Sonoma
The classic kettle has been made with quality craftsmanship in mind, and conducts heat efficiently and evenly so that water boils quickly.
Was $205, now $119.95 at Williams Sonoma
This enameled cast-iron pan excels at grilling vegetables, steak, seafood, and more, and can easily be used indoors or out.
Was $430, now $279.95 at Williams Sonoma
A classic for a reason, the Le Creuset Dutch oven is designed to enhance slow cooking by heating food evenly and sealing in moisture. It hardly ever goes on sale, so I say grab it as quickly as you can.
Was $175, now $129.95 at Williams Sonoma
Keep this versatile French-made pan in reach for everyday cooking tasks. Its wide, shallow shape and rounded sides are great for eggs, and the enameled cast-iron construction ensures even heat retention.
Was $115, now $92 at Williams Sonoma
The enamel-on-steel line on this all-purpose stock pot heats up quickly for high performance, and it’s lightweight enough for everyday use.
Was $350, now $219.95 at Williams Sonoma
Taking inspiration from the brand’s French origins, this lightweight, contemporary cassadou can be used as a deep sauté pan or braiser.
Best Williams Sonoma cookware deals
Was $99.95, now $79.96 at Williams Sonoma
This massive pot has high sides that minimize evaporation and maximize flavor, making it ideal for simmering soups, stews, and stocks.
Was $149.95, now $119.96 at Williams Sonoma
This deep wok makes stir frying a breeze, and it comes with an additional handle to help you lift it off the stove.
Was $139.95, now $111.96 at Williams Sonoma
Use this high-performance saucepan for everything from simmering sauces and gravies to cooking grains or vegetables, as the exclusive aluminum alloy retains 35 percent more heat than similar options on the market.
Was $69.95, now $55.96 at Williams Sonoma
Featuring convenient pour spouts on two sides, this classic butter warmer is great for everything from gently melting butter to making sauces and cooking small portions of soup.
Was $299.95, now $239.96 at Williams Sonoma
This tall sauté pan comes with a mesh basket, and is perfect for both deep-frying foods, as well as blanching vegetables, simmering soups, and cooking pasta.
Was $199.95, now $169.95 at Williams Sonoma
Go on a trip to Switzerland without leaving your house. This gorgeous stainless steel fondue pot comes with six coordinating forks and a stand with an integrated burner for the perfect consistency.
Best Staub deals
Was $310, now $179.95 at Williams Sonoma
Ideal for braising and slow-cooking, this versatile, attractive pan transitions seamlessly from the oven to the table. The glass lid fits snugly to retain heat and moisture while allowing you to monitor the food while it cooks.
Was $170, now $99.95 at Williams Sonoma
Combining the best features of a sauté pan and fry pan, this Staub skillet has high, straight sides that reduce splatters on the stovetop.
Was $300, now $229.95 at Williams Sonoma
Ideal for cooking fish, this long shallow vessel holds a whole fish or several filets, and features a self-basting, heat-retaining lid. Also, how cute is the sea bass embossed on it?
Was $420, now $249.95 at Williams Sonoma
With its oval shape and generous capacity, this wide Dutch oven from Staub is ideal for huge gatherings, so consider your roasts sorted.
Was $320, now $249.95 at Williams Sonoma
Get ready for fall early with this collectible cocotte in the shape of a ripe red tomato. This piece is a great choice for slow-cooking and serving soups, stews, pot roasts, and braises for when we start feeling the first hints of cold weather.
Was $290, now $199.95 at Williams Sonoma
This generously sized cast-iron griddle spans two burners to make breakfast for the whole family or burgers for a crowd, and the textured black enamel finish provides perfect browning.
Best All-Clad deals
Was $199.95, now $139.95 at Williams Sonoma
The unique shape of this saucepan allows it to hold heat exceptionally well, limiting evaporation and making sure your food cooks quickly.
Was $79.95, now $63.96 at Williams Sonoma
This high-quality nonstick pan is reinforced with ceramic particles for easy release, so it’s incredibly scratch-resistant and built with longevity in mind.
Was $199.95, now $169.95 at Williams Sonoma
This soup pot combines All-Clad's signature d5 heating capabilities with a wide base for sautéing, and the high sides slow evaporation.
Was $649.95, now $519.96 at Williams Sonoma
This cookware set is the perfect gift: Featuring three fry pans, one essential pan, two saucepans, one sauté pan, and a gigantic stockpot, it’s ideal for any meal you can think of.
Was $129.95, now $103.96 at Williams Sonoma
Including both a top and bottom pan, this set ensures flipping frittatas in the morning is as easy as counting to three.
Was $69.95, now $55.96 at Williams Sonoma
This square pan has high ridges that produce appealing grill marks, all while keeping food elevated above liquids. The straight sides help contain the ingredients as you turn them.
Best GreenPan deals
Was $199.95, now $159.96 at Williams Sonoma
Ideal for roasting meat, chicken, and vegetables, this pan also works well for baking lasagna and casseroles. The included rack holds up to a 20-pound turkey, so consider it a Thanksgiving staple.
Was $119.95, now $95.96 at Williams Sonoma
A classic saucepan is a must, and this one is expertly crafted from tri-ply stainless steel. The wrapped rims also prevent dents and chipping.
Was $99.95, now $79.96 at Williams Sonoma
These versatile fry pans excel at everything from searing and frying to browning, sautéing, and cooking eggs, while the rounded silhouette prevents slipping of your favorite ingredients.
Was $169.95, now $135.96 at Williams Sonoma
This stockpot features the company's state-of-the-art Infinite8 ceramic nonstick coating, which is infused with layers of diamonds for unparalleled heat transfer and durability.
Was $189.95, now $151.96 at Williams Sonoma
Equipped with large metal handles, this versatile pan excels at everything from searing and sautéing to simmering and braising.
Was $139.95, now $111.96 at Williams Sonoma
This covered wok features high, sloping sides to contain ingredients while searing and stir-frying them, and it even includes a tempered glass lid to retain moisture and prevent splatters.
Best Hestan deals
Was $600, now $499.95 at Williams Sonoma
Exceedingly resistant to scratches, staining, and salt pitting, the brand says this wok is four times more durable than other traditional stainless steel woks on the market.
Was $570, now $469.95 at Williams Sonoma
Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, this highly resistant pan can withstand temperatures of up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit.
Was $600, now $549.95 at Williams Sonoma
The copper core on this pan delivers exceptionally quick, even heating with superb temperature control, and the magnetic base is simply stunning.
Was $600, now $549.95 at Williams Sonoma
Handcrafted in Italy, this copperbond Dutch oven features polished copper and a stainless-steel exterior, with the copper core sandwiched by two layers of aluminum for superb heating.
Was $450, now $319.95 at Williams Sonoma
The wraparound magnetic steel base on this soup pot makes it induction-compatible and easy to clean, so you can have soup for dinner all winter long.
Was $310, now $199.95 at Williams Sonoma
The sealed rims on this pot prevent spilling, and this sauteuse is lighter in weight than traditional stainless-steel cookware for easy pickup and serving.
No matter what the current condition of your cookware is, it’s time to upgrade: After all, sales like the Williams Sonoma spring event don’t come around very often, and with savings of up to 40 percent off on iconic brands like Staub and Le Creuset, there’s never been a better time to shop.
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