Casserole Saucière La mama Enzo Mari for Le Creuset France - n°14

I offer you this sublime saucepan in enameled cast iron n°14 model "La mama" from the 1970s Le Creuset France Concept and designer: Enzo Mari (1932-2020) famous Italian designer nicknamed "the master of Italian design" for his creations functional and refined. Trained at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan, he designed a variety of objects, from furniture to games. Mari is best known at Le Creuset for his set of casserole dishes and tableware utensils entitled "La mama". Defender of democratic design, he sought to improve the quality of life through well-designed and accessible objects. In very good condition, this gravy boat saucepan (To deplore a few chips on the edge of the lid see photo, but this remains very discreet and in no way alters its aesthetics and functionality), can be used on a flame, hob and on the stove. oven and be positioned as a serving dish to enjoy hot preparations thanks to its enameled cast iron design which perfectly maintains the heat of food over a long time. Dimensions: Height: 11 cm Length: 30 cm Width: 16 cm Weight: 1.3 kg (without packaging) Enameled cast iron is the material of choice for gourmets and star chefs. It guarantees perfect cooking of food, fully releasing the aromas and flavors of each dish, whether you prefer to sear meats or simmer your preparations. These utensils are often passed down from generation to generation, creating unforgettable culinary and taste memories. Le Creuset was founded in 1925 by Armand Desaegher, a cast iron specialist, and Octave Aubecq, an enamelling expert, a renowned company in the field of tableware. Specializing in the manufacture of enameled cast iron cookware, it is famous for its iconic casserole dishes and bright colors. Recognized for the quality and durability of its products, Le Creuset has been able to combine traditional

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