Arcopal, sauce boat / gravy boat, 'Fleurs de champêtre'

Arcopal, sauce boat / gravy boat, 'Fleurs de champêtre'

• Manufacturer: Arc International
• Date of manufacture: 1970 - 1980

Description
This sauce boat or sauce boat, also called gravy boat or gravy boat, is a boat-shaped bowl in which sauce or gravy is served. The sauce boat is equipped with a handle and pouring spout.

The decoration on both the bowl and the saucer consists of the decor 'Fleurs de champêtre', which means flowers from the countryside.

The Arcopal brand was introduced in 1958. This fully tempered glassware is known for its high strength and durability and, although very thin, Arcopal glass is five times stronger than porcelain.

Arcopal tableware was famous for its translucent opal borosilicate glass. The Arcopal France tableware is suitable for microwave and dishwasher.

Condition
This Arcopal product is in a neat vintage condition with no significant traces of use or age-related traces of wear. Photos are part of the description.

Size

• Height: 7 cm.
• Length: 21 cm.
• Width: 9 cm.

Arcopal France Fleurs de Champêtre is a tableware collection that was very popular in the 70s and 80s. The tableware is made of a tempered glass, which means it is strong and durable. The name "Fleurs de Champêtre" means "flowers of the countryside" and the collection has a charming, rustic look with images of wild flowers and grasses in different colours.

The collection included various items such as plates, bowls, dishes, cups and glasses. The crockery is dishwasher safe and can be safely used in the microwave and oven. Popular for its combination of elegance and durability, the Arcopal France Fleurs de Champêtre continues to be collected and valued by people all over the world.

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