Le Creuset - Ovnfad - Cousances - kilde, Emalje - Nr. 28

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Superb oval vintage gratin dish in enameled cast iron, in a bright volcanic red hue, emblematic of the Le Creuset universe, with an ivory white interior. Its elegant shape is highlighted by two large side handles sculpted with decorative ridges, giving it a recognizable silhouette and a charm typical of culinary design from the 1960s.

The bottom bears the monogram “Cousances”, associated with the designation, as well as the number 28.

Cousances: a high-end line for the Le Creuset France factory,.

Le Creuset

Founded in 1925 in Fresnoy-le-Grand, in Hauts-de-France, Le Creuset became known for its enameled cast iron utensils made in France. The brand helped popularize bright colors in the kitchen, notably its famous volcanic orange. Its know-how, the robustness of its materials and its timeless shapes have made it a reference in French culinary heritage.

Condition
Very good overall condition, with a well-preserved white interior enamel and a beautiful outer shine.

Features
Brand / designation: Cousances, Le Creuset
Manufacture: France
Era: 1970s
Material: enameled cast iron
Exterior color: volcanic red
Interior: ivory white
Shape: oval, with two side handles

Dimensions:
Total length, handle to handle: 34 cm
-Width: 21 cm
-Depth of the bowl: 5 cm
-Total height: 6,5 cm
-Weight: 2 kg

A beautiful vintage kitchen item, both functional and decorative, ideal for lovers of antique enameled cast iron, iconic colors and distinctly French utensils.

Very protective and careful shipping.
Kind regards.

Superb oval vintage gratin dish in enameled cast iron, in a bright volcanic red hue, emblematic of the Le Creuset universe, with an ivory white interior. Its elegant shape is highlighted by two large side handles sculpted with decorative ridges, giving it a recognizable silhouette and a charm typical of culinary design from the 1960s.

The bottom bears the monogram “Cousances”, associated with the designation, as well as the number 28.

Cousances: a high-end line for the Le Creuset France factory,.

Le Creuset

Founded in 1925 in Fresnoy-le-Grand, in Hauts-de-France, Le Creuset became known for its enameled cast iron utensils made in France. The brand helped popularize bright colors in the kitchen, notably its famous volcanic orange. Its know-how, the robustness of its materials and its timeless shapes have made it a reference in French culinary heritage.

Condition
Very good overall condition, with a well-preserved white interior enamel and a beautiful outer shine.

Features
Brand / designation: Cousances, Le Creuset
Manufacture: France
Era: 1970s
Material: enameled cast iron
Exterior color: volcanic red
Interior: ivory white
Shape: oval, with two side handles

Dimensions:
Total length, handle to handle: 34 cm
-Width: 21 cm
-Depth of the bowl: 5 cm
-Total height: 6,5 cm
-Weight: 2 kg

A beautiful vintage kitchen item, both functional and decorative, ideal for lovers of antique enameled cast iron, iconic colors and distinctly French utensils.

Very protective and careful shipping.
Kind regards.

Detaljer

Æra
1900-2000
Vægt
2,5 g
Yderligere oplysninger om titlen
No. 28
Antal artikler
1
Oprindelsesland
Frankrig
Producent / Mærke
Le Creuset
Model
Cousances
Materiale
source, Emalje
Stil
Vintage
Farve
Rød
Stand
Fremragende stand - næsten ikke brugt med minimalt tegn på aldring og slid
Højde
6,5 cm
Bredde
21 cm
Dybde
35 cm
Diameter
28 cm
Anslået periode
1970-1980
FrankrigBekræftet
192
Genstande solgt
97,96%
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