Vintage Le Creuset yellow cast-iron casserole complete with its black-handled lid.
Le Creuset was created by two Belgians, Armand Desaegher, a cast iron specialist, and Octave Aubecq, an enamel specialist, in 1925 to produce enamelled kitchen utensils.
This foundry was located ideally in the Aisne at Fresnoy-Le-Grand at the crossroads of transport routes for raw materials such as coal, iron and sand.
Renowned for its enamelled cast-iron casseroles, it is now the world leader in enamelled cast-iron cookware!
This pot will be perfect for braising or simmering meat or vegetable dishes. In addition to facilitating your work in the kitchen, the pure aesthetics of this utensil as well as its superb colour make it a decorative addition to any table.
There's nothing like sharing tasty dishes in a warm atmosphere...
It is also an excellent gift for antique collectors. Sold as is with marks visible on the photos.
D 20,5 x W 27,2 x H 14,5 cm
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