Arcopal baking dish or casserole, Anemones Ø 17.5 cm

Arcopal baking dish or casserole, Anemones Ø 17.5 cm

• Manufacturer: Arcopal France, Arc International
• Date of manufacture: 1970 - 1980

Description
Beautiful white baking dish from Arcopal France with the Anemones decor. Multiple bowls are stackable when the lid is turned upside down. Both lid and bowl are decorated.

Condition
This baking dish is in a vintage condition with traces of use or age-related traces of wear. Lid has damage to the bottom edge. Photos are part of the description.

Dimensions

• Height: 8 cm / 9 cm with lid
• Length: 20 cm.
• Diameter: 17.5 cm.

Arcopal France is a brand of tempered glass tableware introduced in the 1950s and popular until the 1980s. The tableware is famous for its lightness and durability, and it is often decorated with striking, colorful patterns.

'Anemones' is one of the many decors available in the Arcopal France range. This decor shows a pattern of various colored anemone flowers. The pattern is both subtle and elegant, and the colors are particularly suitable for spring and summer seasons.

The 'Anemones' decor was popular in the 1970s and 1980s and can still be found on the secondary market. The Arcopal France 'Anemones' crockery can often be found in the form of plates, cups, bowls, and even complete crockery sets. Many people love this decor for its delicate floral designs and the vintage feel it brings to their table setting.

Anemones (Anemone) are perennial herbs from the ranunculus family (Ranunculaceae). They are mainly found in northern, temperate areas. They have lobed leaves and large flowers with distinct perianths. About 120 species are placed in this genus.