Le Creuset - Casserole dish - No. 24 - Teak





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Description from the seller
Superb old Le Creuset cast-iron enamelled skillet, dating from the 1970s, with vintage charm and the brand's iconic orange color.
This beautiful piece stands out with its brilliant orange exterior, its black enamelled interior, and its elegant teak handle, which give it a warm and authentic aesthetic. A fine object that combines French know-how, practicality, and timeless design.
Features
Brand: Le Creuset
Era: 1970s
Material: enamelled cast iron
Exterior color: orange
Interior coating: black enamel
Handle: teak
Number: 24
Dimensions:
- Length: 50 cm
- Diameter: 24 cm
- Height: 15 cm
- Lip/depth: 5 cm
- Weight: 2 kg
Markings: Made in France, Le Creuset and number 24 under the skillet
Condition
Very good overall condition for a piece of this era, with a nice presentation and well-preserved interior enamel.
To note only: a very slight wear on the outer bottom edge, visible in the photographs. This small defect remains discreet and does not detract from the charm of this vintage skillet.
The photographs are part of the description and allow you to appreciate its condition in the finest detail.
Le Creuset: French know-how since 1925
Founded in 1925 in Fresnoy-le-Grand, in the Hauts-de-France region, Le Creuset has established itself as a reference for enameled cast iron cookware. The brand is particularly known for its iconic colors, including its famous Volcanic Orange, inspired by molten iron.
This skillet testifies to this heritage: robust construction, quality materials, and an aesthetic that has become iconic over the decades.
The strengths of enameled cast iron
Cast iron is valued for its ability to spread and retain heat for a long time, promoting even cooking of foods.
The enamel offers several advantages:
- It protects the iron and reduces the risk of rust.
- It facilitates cleaning and maintenance.
- It does not require seasoning, unlike raw cast iron.
- It allows efficient cooking at low or medium heat, limiting overheating.
The teak handle adds a natural and elegant touch to the set. Because of the handle, this skillet should not be placed in the oven and the handle should be maintained with care.
A beautiful vintage piece to collect
This Le Creuset skillet will appeal to fans of vintage kitchenware, Le Creuset collectors, and lovers of vintage decoration. It can find its place in a characterful kitchen or complete a 1970s Le Creuset collection.
Very careful and particularly protective shipping, with appropriate packaging.
Best regards.
Superb old Le Creuset cast-iron enamelled skillet, dating from the 1970s, with vintage charm and the brand's iconic orange color.
This beautiful piece stands out with its brilliant orange exterior, its black enamelled interior, and its elegant teak handle, which give it a warm and authentic aesthetic. A fine object that combines French know-how, practicality, and timeless design.
Features
Brand: Le Creuset
Era: 1970s
Material: enamelled cast iron
Exterior color: orange
Interior coating: black enamel
Handle: teak
Number: 24
Dimensions:
- Length: 50 cm
- Diameter: 24 cm
- Height: 15 cm
- Lip/depth: 5 cm
- Weight: 2 kg
Markings: Made in France, Le Creuset and number 24 under the skillet
Condition
Very good overall condition for a piece of this era, with a nice presentation and well-preserved interior enamel.
To note only: a very slight wear on the outer bottom edge, visible in the photographs. This small defect remains discreet and does not detract from the charm of this vintage skillet.
The photographs are part of the description and allow you to appreciate its condition in the finest detail.
Le Creuset: French know-how since 1925
Founded in 1925 in Fresnoy-le-Grand, in the Hauts-de-France region, Le Creuset has established itself as a reference for enameled cast iron cookware. The brand is particularly known for its iconic colors, including its famous Volcanic Orange, inspired by molten iron.
This skillet testifies to this heritage: robust construction, quality materials, and an aesthetic that has become iconic over the decades.
The strengths of enameled cast iron
Cast iron is valued for its ability to spread and retain heat for a long time, promoting even cooking of foods.
The enamel offers several advantages:
- It protects the iron and reduces the risk of rust.
- It facilitates cleaning and maintenance.
- It does not require seasoning, unlike raw cast iron.
- It allows efficient cooking at low or medium heat, limiting overheating.
The teak handle adds a natural and elegant touch to the set. Because of the handle, this skillet should not be placed in the oven and the handle should be maintained with care.
A beautiful vintage piece to collect
This Le Creuset skillet will appeal to fans of vintage kitchenware, Le Creuset collectors, and lovers of vintage decoration. It can find its place in a characterful kitchen or complete a 1970s Le Creuset collection.
Very careful and particularly protective shipping, with appropriate packaging.
Best regards.

