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ARC INTERNATIONAL FRANCE "TRIANON" VITROCERAMIC COOKWARE
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TRIANON
MODELS
Casseroles:
1L, 2L, 3L, 3.5L, 3.8L, 4.5L, 5L, 2.5L Square, 3.5L Oval, 20cm Divided Round
Saucepans:
0.5L, 1L, 1.5L, 2L, 2.5L, 1.5L w/built-in handle
Skillets:
26cm / 10" Open Skillet, 26cm / 10" Saute Pan w/Dome Cover
Casseroles:
1L, 2L, 3L, 3.5L, 3.8L, 4.5L, 5L, 2.5L Square, 3.5L Oval, 20cm Divided Round
Saucepans:
0.5L, 1L, 1.5L, 2L, 2.5L, 1.5L w/built-in handle
Skillets:
26cm / 10" Open Skillet, 26cm / 10" Saute Pan w/Dome Cover
ARC's first foray into vitroceramic cookware was their "Trianon" line, originally sold under the "Arcoflam d'Arcopal" name. The style features a striking swirl pattern on the outside of the vessel. This line includes stovetop casseroles and both saucepans and skillets with detachable handles. Initially available in white, a transparent amber version called Clearline (later Amberline) was quickly added to the lineup. Several casseroles were originally sold with vitroceramic "cooking lids" that could be flipped over for use as skillets or baking pans, however they were later switched to the same glass oven-proof covers as used on the saucepans.
Though saucepans with detachable handles have been discontinued, various casseroles continue to be sold into the 2020s under the Luminarc brand. Newer examples are often seen with "Maestro" oven-proof lids featuring arched handles. The exterior of newer casseroles feature a textured base, as well.
Though saucepans with detachable handles have been discontinued, various casseroles continue to be sold into the 2020s under the Luminarc brand. Newer examples are often seen with "Maestro" oven-proof lids featuring arched handles. The exterior of newer casseroles feature a textured base, as well.
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TRIANON DECORATIONS
In addition to being offered in plain white and amber, Trianon has also been decorated with various patterns over the years. Below is a sample of several vintage patterns often seen on this cookware line.
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"Romantique" pattern
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"Veronica" pattern
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"Victoria" pattern
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"Blue Iris" (unconfirmed) pattern
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"Pink Iris" (unconfirmed) pattern
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