I've been looking for bake-ware for my smart oven: the 9-cup muffin pan, square are pan, designed to take advantage of their smaller sizer size.

Thank you for the suggestions thus far.

I have a Breville Smart Oven Pro, a few years old. The bottom of the broiler pan makes a pretty good sheet pan, though it's not really flat. The pizza pan that came with it is awesome. I can envision other pans that would be smaller and make the oven far more useful

I would love a square muffin pan, with nine cups instead of twelve, that would perfectly fit a 2-cups of flour muffin recipe if you fill the cups 3/4 instead of 1/2 full.

A tube pan that's sized down for making an angel food cake with eight eggs instead of a dozen.

A cast-iron dutch oven for baking a 500-gram loaf of bread (so 4 or 5 qt.) with a smooth lid instead of a knob center-top; the knob on my Staub prevents it from fitting in the oven top to bottom.

A 13 x 9 cake pan, but without any protrusions or handles on the 13" edges.

Hi Rebecca! Do you know the dimensions of your smart oven or the approximate size of the bakeware you're after? Happy to see if we can send over some suggestions from our Shop :).

Saw recently an add for a 3 or 4-piece scaled down baking set that fit in some type of toaster oven. Have a look around...may work for the Breville.

While I have no hyperlinks to actual products I can offer some suggestions on how you might be able to find such bakeware.

The first is to visit a bricks-and-mortar restaurant supply store. They will have items beyond what you would find in typical consumer kitchen stores. I bought two 6" cake pans for recipes that call for one 9" cake pan; their volumes are the same.

The second and more adventurous suggestion is to consider shopping at online stores that serve other markets. The world makes a lot of things that don't make it to USA shores.

Japan is well known for being a country with small housing and likewise their appliances and corresponding cookware is downsized. I believe Rakuten is the main online retailer for Japan (basically their Amazon). There might be something in Yahoo Shopping on the Yahoo Japan website but I don't know about how well each storefront will be translated into English.

The second and more obvious market is China. Alibaba is their Amazon and the online storefront is called AliExpress. While not kitchenware, I recently bought some metric machine screws in a certain color and length, something I couldn't source domestically (or I would have had to order a thousand when I only needed twenty).

While I know nothing about Taiwanese online storefronts, I would expect the quality of their goods to be very high.

You might be able to find a limited selection of items you desire in Chinese hardware stores or some other Asian stores. At least here in California, there's an American arm of the Daiso 100円 chain (dollar shop) which sells a small subset of what one would find in their Japanese stores.

There are Japanese grocery store chains in California that also have an aisle of cookware and tableware. I've found oddities like super-small plastic wrap rolls (like 20 cm wide) that you can't find at Smart & Final or your standard big American supermarket. Wooden drop lids. Rectangular egg pans. Stuff like that.

And lastly, you can make a wishlist so if you ever get overseas you can shop at their stores. Japanese restaurant supply stores are amazing and would definitely have a large selection of smaller bakeware and cookware. The main kitchen supply neighborhood in Tokyo is Kappabashi. There are also many of these stores near the wholesale food market: previously Tsukiji and more recently in Toyosu.

Does the 9x13 quarter sheet pan fit? I love sheet pan dinners— they make cooking and clean up so easy.