Vintage Le Creuset Fondue Plates Set of 4 – Divided French Dinner Plates

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Vintage Le Creuset Fondue Plates Set of 4 – Divided French Stoneware Dinner Plates
A Vintage French brocante find, this set of four Le Creuset divided fondue plates. consists of four vintage Le Creuset divided fondue plates, sourced from a traditional French brocante. These classic stoneware/ceramic plates are designed with separate compartments, perfect for serving fondue accompaniments such as bread, meats, vegetables and sauces, BBQ or sushi.

Le Creuset’s timeless craftsmanship makes these plates both practical and decorative. Their solid construction ensures durability while the iconic glaze and traditional French design make them a beautiful addition to any table setting.

A lovely piece of authentic French kitchenware, ideal for fondue evenings, entertaining guests or adding a touch of rustic French charm to your table.

Key Features

• Authentic vintage Le Creuset stoneware plates
• Set of 4 divided fondue plates
• Designed with compartments for sauces and accompaniments
• Classic French cookware brand
• Beautiful brocante find
• Durable glazed ceramicware

Dimensions

• Diameter: 25.5 cm
• Total weight (set): 2.45 kg

Perfect for

• Fondue evenings
• Entertaining guests
• French country kitchens
• Rustic table settings
• Collectors of Le Creuset

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Condition & authenticity

Good vintage condition. There is some crackling/crazing visible beneath the glaze, which is typical for vintage stoneware and does not affect use. These plates were sourced from a traditional French brocante, ensuring genuine vintage authenticity.