Butter dish with lid - Arcopal, Rose de France

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Butter dish with lid - Arcopal, Rose de France

• Manufacturer: Arcopal France, Arc International
• Date of manufacture: 1970 - 1980

Description
Arcopal butter dish in white milk glass with flower decoration 'Rose de France', with lid.

Butter or margarine is stored in the butter dish. It can be closed with the lid that can also serve as a stand for the butter dish. The butter dish is used on the table, especially during breakfast or lunch. The butter dish is counted as the crockery.

It is considered a faux pas to wipe off any butter still clinging to the blade on the edges of the butter dish.

Condition
This butter dish is in a vintage condition with traces of use or age-related traces of wear. The lid has damage on the bottom edge. (see picture). Photos are part of the description.

Dimensions

• Height: 7.5 cm.
• Length: 16 cm.
• Width: 10 cm.

Arcopal Rose de France is a vintage line of glassware that was produced by the French company Arc International from the 1960s to the 1980s. The design features a red rose on a white frosted glass background, giving it a romantic and nostalgic look.

The glassware is made using a tempered glass technology that makes it highly resistant to heat and shock, making it ideal for everyday use. Arcopal Rose de France was originally marketed as a sustainable and affordable alternative to traditional porcelain and it became popular worldwide.

Today, Arcopal Rose de France has become a highly sought after collector's item, with many people appreciating its vintage charm and durability. Arcopal Rose de France pieces can still be found regularly at our webshop 'Retro & Design'. They are often used for special occasions or as decorative pieces in the home.

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