A charming three-piece collection of vintage French oven-to-table bakeware by CCF—Céramique Culinaire de France—also known as CCF La Cigogne for its distinctive stork trademark.
The set includes two matching individual lidded tureens or cocottes and one round fluted soufflé dish. Their warm ivory-white glaze and architectural forms give them the timeless appearance of classic French hotel and restaurant ware.
The small tureens feature stepped octagonal bodies, integral handles and beautifully fitted domed lids. They are ideal for pâté or individual gratins. The larger round dish has a deeply fluted exterior and is suitable for soufflés, gratins, baked desserts and side dishes.
Each piece bears an impressed CCF stork mark and mold number. The round dish is additionally marked “Made in France” and “Micro-Ondes,” indicating microwave compatibility.
These pieces appear to be unused, with clean interiors and no apparent signs of cooking or food use. Any slight variations or manufacturing marks are consistent with vintage French ceramic production.
DETAILS
• Manufacturer: CCF—Céramique Culinaire de France
• Also known as: CCF La Cigogne
• Origin: France
• Material: Glazed culinary ceramic
• Color: Warm ivory white
• Period: Late 20th century
• Set: Three vessels with two removable lids
• Markings: CCF stork emblem, mold numbers and Made in France
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition; appears unused
MEASUREMENTS
Each lidded tureen:
4.75 inches long
3.5 inches wide
4 inches high, including the lid
Mold number 18025
Round baking dish:
7.25 inches in diameter
2.25 inches high
Mold number 22301
Please review all photographs, as they form an important part of the description. Vintage items may show minor irregularities associated with their age and manufacture.
All of our vintage French ceramics are sourced in France and shipped from Italy. We offer cookware in coordinated sets to make the cost of shipping more efficient for our clientele.
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