Villedieu French 6-5/8" NOS (New Old Stock) Casserole Pan with Hammered Finish on Bottom. 1.2mm, 1lb. 6oz. We sell vintage & antique copper
Villedieu French 6-5/8" NOS (New Old Stock) Casserole Pan with Hammered Finish on Bottom. 1.2mm, 1lb. 6oz. We sell vintage & antique copper
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Villedieu French 6-5/8" NOS (New Old Stock) Casserole Pan with Hammered Finish on Bottom. 1.2mm, 1lb. 6oz.
According to VintageFrenchCopper.com
https://www.vintagefrenchcopper.com/buyers-guide/field-guides/field-guide-to-lecellier/
"Villedieu-les-Poêles has been a center of metalworking since the 12th century and I would not be surprised if the Lecellier family was there from the start. A piece of Lecellier copper is the work of a family with centuries of history in Villedieu. The majority can be traced back to Lucien Lecellier and his eponymous 20th-century chaudronnerie. He took the reins of the family company from his father in the 1930s, survived World War II, and rode the wave of US and international interest in French copper in the 1960s. During the 1970s to 1990s, L. Lecellier produced copper cookware with tin, aluminum, nickel, and steel lining, as well as cuivre d’art — decorative platters, vases, ewers, and more — before closing its doors around 1993."
"There is very little written about Lucien, but what I have discovered of him reminds me of Armand Mauviel, who also guided his own family’s firm from the disarray of World War II to an international brand. Though Lecellier does not survive today, I suggest you consider it equivalent to Mauviel, as it is just as beautiful and innovative for its time and can make similar claims to history and tradition."
"This stamp identifies the pot and also warns imitators. Whereas earlier stamps noted that the name L. Lecellier was a marque déposée, this stamp specifies modèle déposé — the design itself is trademarked. Note also the “Made in France” stamp. Its presence points to 1957 or later, which helps to date the pan."
STAMPED:
L. LECELLIER
VILLEDIEU
MADE IN FRANCE
DIMENSIONS:
6-5/8" DIA.
2-3.4" Tall
8-1/2" Length
WEIGHT:
with lid:
628kg
1lb. 6oz.
without lid:
442g
0lb 15oz.
THICKNESS:
1.2mm
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Copper pans have a story to tell, and so do we!
SHOP STORY:
Our passion is cooking on copper! We provide professionals and enthusiasts with functional and beautiful copper pans and tools, many with historical significance.
We focus on two types of copper cooking tools: HISTORIC and PROFESSIONAL:
HISTORIC copper pieces are made by well-known craftsmen and each have a story to tell. The pan you are purchasing may have been handled by a famous chef or used in a well-known restaurant, hotel or train kitchen. These exceptional pieces are a connection to the past. They are often stamped or engraved with the initials of chefs or names or restaurants.
PROFESSIONAL copper pieces shine in a restaurant or hotel kitchen. They are at least 2.5mm in thickness and are often 3mm or more.
OUR PROCESS:
We find pans from great manufacturers all over the world. We look for pans that are thick and heavy, are made by a true craftsman and have great aesthetic quality. Big copper hand-set rivets, well done repairs, finely detailed dovetails and stamps or engravings by owners and makers all help to make a pan great. We focus on quality, function and the history of a pan. Come shop our selection of amazing pans and join the story!
Some of the makers and distributors we look for and sell include: Elkington, E. Dehillerin, Mauviel, Gaillard, Legry, Duval, DH&M, Duparquet, Dougherty, Benham and Sons, Williams Sonoma, Barth, Lamalle, Cordon Bleu BIA, Lewis & Conger, Bramhall Deane (BD&CO) , Army & Navy (A&N), Jacquotot, La Ménagère, Jones Bros, J.Y.Watkins, Mores & Lucca, Michel LeJeune, LE GOURMET, The Design Store, Williams Sonoma, George Ott, V Olac, Peter Brux, Regniaud, Temple & Crook, and so many more. In addition, we are attracted to pans from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and other American cities.
Our pans preserve the living history of great chefs, restaurants and makers from around the world. Buying a pan from us also helps contribute to the environment. Re-use is a great way to honor the past and to respect the future. There may be small dings, scratches, scuff marks and other signs of their use in home and professional kitchens.
Welcome to our kitchen,
Amanda & Edward
Owners (ETSY: BigCopperKitchen)
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