St Trond - Baking dish - Model 107 - source, Enamel

Small ramequin / enameled cast-iron pot – Sint-Truiden – Belgium (Brussels)
Autumn leaf décor – Reference 107 – 12 FE BELGIUM

Charming small enameled cast-iron ramekin from the St Trond enamels, a Belgian manufacturer active in the 20th century, founded in the 1920s and disappeared by the late 1960s–1970s. This model is distinguished by its rare autumn leaf decoration, a motif sought after for its delicacy and warm aesthetic.

Features :
Manufacturing: Belgium (Brussels)
Material: enameled cast iron
Decor: autumn leaves (polychrome)
References on the reverse: 107 – 12 FE BELGIUM (original impression)
Compatibility: flame and oven (gentle use recommended given its age)

Dimensions :
Diameter: 13 cm
Length: 19 cm
Height: 5 cm
Weight: 0.6 kg

State:
Good overall condition considering its age.

Please note:
One edge chip accompanied by a hairline crack (visible microcrack), with no structural impact.
Clear interior enamel, with fine crazing from wear typical of old pieces.
Outdoor decor, clearly legible, with light signs of wear.

About St Trond:
St Trond enamels, based in Belgium, are renowned for the quality of their enameled castings, the durability of their enamels, and their carefully crafted décors. Their productions, now discontinued, are sought after for their robustness, aesthetics, and their ability to endure across generations.

The advantages of enameled cast iron:
Enamelled cast iron provides excellent thermal inertia, even heat diffusion, and allows for direct presentation at the table, with dishes staying hot longer. Its sturdiness makes it a durable utensil, designed to be passed down.

Authentic piece, an uncommon autumn-leaf décor item, ideal for a collection or for decorative and thoughtful culinary use.

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