Oven dish and mold

Small Arcopal mold, perfect for individual tarts or quiches. Made of sturdy, oven-safe glass. Their smoky color gives them a great look! In perfect condition. Sold individually.

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These four 13cm diameter dishes go easily from oven to table. They come from the renowned Pillivuyt factory. They are practically like new, with only a few tiny, almost invisible marks on the bottom.

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Arcopal oven dish. White in color, it is decorated with floral motifs in shades of orange. Lotus series from the 1970s. In perfect condition.

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You'll find plenty of use for this lovely oven dish from the renowned Arcopal Roses Rouges series at your family gatherings. Beautiful and practical! This item is sold individually. Two are available. Arcopal's glassmaking process is a revolution in the industrial world of glassmaking. Opal, a resistant mineral, is combined with the raw material: glass. Their fusion is strengthened by a specific heat treatment called tempering, making the material three times stronger than conventionally manufactured glass and able to withstand sudden temperature changes. Arcopal tableware can therefore go directly from the refrigerator to the oven without any risk of shattering. The material is non-porous, making the containers perfectly hygienic. (source: antiques and flea market no. 300)

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Large oven dish in perfect condition from the renowned Arcopal Marguerite series, 1970s. It will bring a soft, springtime touch to your kitchen. With its lid, it will keep your dishes nice and warm. Arcopal's construction was a revolution in the industrial world of glassmaking. Opal, a resistant mineral, is combined with the raw material: glass. Their fusion is reinforced by a specific heat treatment called tempering, making the material three times stronger than conventionally manufactured glass and able to withstand sudden temperature changes. Arcopal tableware can therefore go from the refrigerator to the oven without any risk of shattering. The material is non-porous, making the containers perfectly hygienic. (source: antiques and flea market n°300)

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The traditional Fruits de France casserole dish from the renowned Arkopale factory. You'll appreciate its generous size, perfect for sharing meals with a crowd. With its large lid, it will keep your dishes nice and warm! Arcopal's unique blend is a revolution in the world of industrial glassmaking. Opal, a resistant mineral, is combined with the raw material: glass. Their fusion is strengthened by a specific heat treatment called tempering, making the material three times stronger than conventionally manufactured glass and able to withstand sudden temperature changes. Arcopal tableware can therefore go directly from the refrigerator to the oven without any risk of shattering. The material is non-porous, making the containers perfectly hygienic. (source: antiques and flea market n°300)

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A charming Arcopal casserole dish adorned with a magnificent bouquet of poppies. With its lid, it will keep your delicious dish nice and warm. Arcopal's construction is a revolution in the industrial world of glassmaking. Opal, a resistant mineral, is combined with the raw material: glass. Their fusion is strengthened by a specific heat treatment called tempering, making the material three times stronger than conventionally manufactured glass and able to withstand sudden temperature changes. Arcopal tableware can therefore go from the refrigerator to the oven without any risk of shattering. The material is non-porous, making the containers perfectly hygienic. (source: antiquités brocante n°300)

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Here's a lovely vintage oven dish! This Arcopal dish is from the Rotterdam collection and dates back to the 1970s. The cheerful floral pattern features pretty red, orange, and yellow flowers. This dish is so attractive and fresh that it can go straight from the oven to your table. It's in good condition, but shows some minor signs of age, mainly on the bottom.

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A cute little vintage 70s oven dish decorated with colorful fruit. A small lasagna? A small gratin? Let's get cooking!

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For over a century, Glasbake (USA) has been creating high-quality kitchenware, and here we find one of their classics: the rectangular opaline (opaline glass) dish with a green daisy pattern from the 70s. The item is of course oven-safe, and hand washing is recommended.

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For over a century, Glasbake (USA) has been creating high-quality cookware, and here we find one of their classics: a round opaline (opaline glass) casserole dish with a green daisy pattern from the 1970s. It is oven-safe and hand-washing is recommended. It comes with a lid.

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For over a century, Glasbake (USA) has been creating high-quality kitchenware, and here we find one of their classics: an oval opaline (opaline glass) dish with a green floral pattern from the 1970s. This dish is unique in that it features a two-compartment divider inside. It is oven-safe, and hand washing is recommended.

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For over a century, Glasbake has been creating high-quality kitchenware, and here we find one of their classics: the oval opaline (opaline glass) dish with a green floral pattern from the 70s. The item is oven-safe and hand washing is recommended.

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An oblong baking dish from Arcopal (France). The design features "Fruits of France" with pear, apple, and grapes. This series from the 1960s and 70s was very popular for its charming and colorful appearance. The Arcopal brand was founded in 1958 and has since become a globally recognized brand.

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