Vintage Arcopal France 'Le Romarin' Casserole Dish with Lid

This item is a vintage Arcopal France casserole dish from the 'Le Romarin' pattern, complete with its original clear glass lid. The casserole dish is rectangular with gently rounded corners and sides that flare slightly outwards. It is constructed from opal white tempered glass, characteristic of Arcopal products, known for its durability and chip resistance. The exterior features a charming and vibrant botanical/vegetable motif primarily in warm, earthy tones. The design includes various stylized vegetables and fruits such as tomatoes, bell peppers, walnuts, and possibly artichokes or lemons, interspersed with leafy green foliage and clusters of small white or light-colored flowers/berries. The pattern wraps around the lower portion of the dish. Below the main design on one side, the cursive script 'Le Romarin' is visible, identifying the pattern name which translates to 'Rosemary' in French, although the depicted flora appears more diverse than just rosemary. The clear glass lid has a slight overhang and a raised rim, designed to sit snugly on top of the casserole base. The dish appears to be in good vintage condition, though some minor brown residue or staining is visible on the rim of the glass lid, suggesting prior use. The tempered glass construction indicates it was designed for oven-to-table use. The style period is likely mid to late 20th century, possibly 1970s or 1980s, reflecting the popular aesthetics of French opalware during that era. The craftsmanship is typical of mass-produced yet durable kitchenware from Arcopal.