Le Creuset - Enzo Mari - Casserole dish - No. 33 - source, Enamel

Enzo Mari creation – 1970s – deep yellow enameled cast

I propose this iconic 'La Mama' cocotte signed by Enzo Mari, made by Le Creuset in the 1970s. This piece is distinguished by its rectangular and elegant shape, true to Mari's unique design, and by its deep yellow color, rare and emblematic of that period.

‘La Mama’ combines functionality and aesthetics: it is perfectly suited for cooking, but also ideal for direct table service, retaining the heat of dishes and enhancing presentation.

Very good overall condition
To be regretted: a discreet chip (1 mm) on the outer edge of the tank and a micro-chip on the corner of one of the handles (see photos).

Enameled cast iron is in good condition; the enamel retains its shine, and the entire piece remains perfectly suitable for cooking and serving.

Features :
Brand: Le Creuset – France
Designer: Enzo Mari
Period: 1970s
Material: enamelled cast iron.
Color: deep yellow
Total height (with handle): 19 cm
Tank height: 12.5 cm
Total length (including handles): 42 cm
Tank length: 32 cm
Width: 26 cm
Weight: 7 kg

About Le Creuset and Enzo Mari
Founded in 1925, Le Creuset is the global reference for enameled cast iron. The French brand celebrates this year its 100 years of excellence, combining technical innovation, exceptional durability, and timeless design. Le Creuset enameled cast iron allows these pieces to be passed from one generation to the next, preserving flavors and creating unforgettable taste memories.
The Italian designer Enzo Mari collaborated with Le Creuset to create pots with a functional and elegant design. The 'La Mama' models are particularly sought after by enthusiasts of vintage design and heritage culinary pieces.

Usage and versatility
Ideal for cooking on the stove or in the oven.
Suitable for direct table service, keeping the heat of dishes.
An aesthetic and functional piece, combining culinary heritage and design.

Protective and careful shipping
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