Le Creuset - Raymond Loewy - Casserole dish - 3.5 - source, Enamel - The darling





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Le Creuset – Raymond Loewy – Coquelle 3.5 L – 1950s – Yellow – Enameled cast iron – France
Description
Rare Coquelle casserole from Le Creuset, designed by the famous Franco-American industrial designer Raymond Loewy in the late 1950s. This iconic piece of post-war French design stands out for its modernist silhouette, aerodynamic lines, and its superb vintage yellow, paired with a black bakelite handle.
The presented model is the 3.5 version, with a capacity of about 3.5 liters, fully made of enameled cast iron. The interior is coated with cream enamel.
Features:
Brand: Le Creuset
Designer: Raymond Loewy
Model: Coquelle 3.5
Era: 1950s
Made in: France
Material: enameled cast iron
Color: yellow
Lid knob: black bakelite
Dimension:
Handle-to-handle length: 32.5 cm
Width: 22 cm
Height without lid: 10 cm
Height with lid: 15 cm
The markings “Le Creuset”, “3.5” and “France” are present on the bottom of the pot and on the lid, confirming its identification.
Condition: generally good vintage condition, with nice signs of use and aging consistent with its age. A few small enamel chips are to be noted on the inner bottom of the pot (see photos). They are localized and do not prevent use for food preparation and cooking. No structural issues observed.
About the model
The Coquelle is one of Le Creuset’s most original creations. In 1958, the company tasked Raymond Loewy with modernizing the traditional casserole. The designer then imagined an oblong, fluid, and decidedly modern form, which has since become a reference in Mid-Century design. Le Creuset itself confirms that Loewy created the Coquelle in 1958.
Le Creuset, founded in Fresnoy-le-Grand in 1925, has become one of the world’s major references in French enameled cast iron. The brand still emphasizes today the continuity of its know-how around enameled cast iron.
A sought-after piece for vintage Le Creuset enthusiasts, collectors of design and Mid-Century furniture/objects. The 3.5 model in this yellow presentation with its original lid remains relatively rare on the market.
Very careful and protective shipping,
Kind regards,
Le Creuset – Raymond Loewy – Coquelle 3.5 L – 1950s – Yellow – Enameled cast iron – France
Description
Rare Coquelle casserole from Le Creuset, designed by the famous Franco-American industrial designer Raymond Loewy in the late 1950s. This iconic piece of post-war French design stands out for its modernist silhouette, aerodynamic lines, and its superb vintage yellow, paired with a black bakelite handle.
The presented model is the 3.5 version, with a capacity of about 3.5 liters, fully made of enameled cast iron. The interior is coated with cream enamel.
Features:
Brand: Le Creuset
Designer: Raymond Loewy
Model: Coquelle 3.5
Era: 1950s
Made in: France
Material: enameled cast iron
Color: yellow
Lid knob: black bakelite
Dimension:
Handle-to-handle length: 32.5 cm
Width: 22 cm
Height without lid: 10 cm
Height with lid: 15 cm
The markings “Le Creuset”, “3.5” and “France” are present on the bottom of the pot and on the lid, confirming its identification.
Condition: generally good vintage condition, with nice signs of use and aging consistent with its age. A few small enamel chips are to be noted on the inner bottom of the pot (see photos). They are localized and do not prevent use for food preparation and cooking. No structural issues observed.
About the model
The Coquelle is one of Le Creuset’s most original creations. In 1958, the company tasked Raymond Loewy with modernizing the traditional casserole. The designer then imagined an oblong, fluid, and decidedly modern form, which has since become a reference in Mid-Century design. Le Creuset itself confirms that Loewy created the Coquelle in 1958.
Le Creuset, founded in Fresnoy-le-Grand in 1925, has become one of the world’s major references in French enameled cast iron. The brand still emphasizes today the continuity of its know-how around enameled cast iron.
A sought-after piece for vintage Le Creuset enthusiasts, collectors of design and Mid-Century furniture/objects. The 3.5 model in this yellow presentation with its original lid remains relatively rare on the market.
Very careful and protective shipping,
Kind regards,

