Casserole with handles in stoneware made in the 1970s by Pannier Montreal.
Height (with lid): 5.25 inches
Diameter: 7.5 inches
Very good vintage condition. On the other hand, the interior shows signs of time since the glaze is cracked. No chip or breakage.
A bit of informative reading:
For the record, Pannier Céramiques ltée was founded by Paul Pannier where several of Jiri Georges Lauda's table pieces were produced. Pannier and Lauda are, among others, the creators of the work of art present in the Crémazie metro station in Montreal (The poet in the universe, 1968) for which my uncle Gérard Cordeau was the blacksmith. All Pannier Montreal pieces featured on the online store come from the personal collection of my uncle who shared Pannier's studio in the 1970s.
