Le Creuset - Casserole dish - No. 14 - source, Enamel

Lidded cast-iron enameled pot – Chaudron couverture en fonte émaillée – Cousances / Le Creuset – France – volcanic orange – late 1950s

Authentic small lidded cast-iron enameled pot Le Creuset, historic French manufacturer, world-renowned for enameled cast-iron cookware.

This model dates from the late 1950s and features the famous degraded volcanic orange shade leaning toward red, the brand’s emblematic color. Products from this period are particularly appreciated for their dense cast iron, durable enamel, and the aesthetic typical of post-war French culinary design.

Features:
- Degraded volcanic orange enameled cast iron
- Made in France
- Height: 7 cm
- Length: 17.5 cm
- Width: 14.5 cm
- Weight: 1 kg

Condition:
Vintage good condition. To note:
- a long chip on the inner and outer edge of the rim, perfectly stable
- a chip on the edge of the lid.
These flaws are visible in the photos and do not affect the piece’s solidity.

For nearly a century, Le Creuset has embodied French excellence in enameled cast iron, with recognized know-how worldwide for cooking quality and the durability of its pieces.

Each casserole or pot is designed to accompany a lifetime of cooking. These are objects meant to weather time and be handed down, from generation to generation, carrying with them the memory of meals and family tables.

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