Le Parfait - Super Terrine Jar

We think these are some of the most special jars - Le Parfait, made in Auvergne, France. 

Le Parfait was founded in the early 1930s in Reims, France, at Verreries Mécaniques Champenoises (VMC), a major glass-making company. With a steady production of high-quality wares and a product line that has continuously evolved to meet consumers’ changing needs and desires, Le Parfait served the glass jar market throughout the 20th century. The brand built its presence in grocery shops and general stores all around France, helping make it household name.

For the past few years, Le Parfait products have been manufactured in Puy-Guillaume, a small town of 3,000 inhabitants in the heart of France’s Auvergne region.

With Le Parfait jars, you can get creative! These simple, attractive glass jars are such a part of the French culture that they’re often used as vases or candy jars, or even transformed into lamps or terrariums.

You don’t have to be an expert to make sure a jar is a genuine Le Parfait – just look for the Le Parfait signature and the famous orange rubber seal.

About this shape:
The terrines have a slightly conical shape, making it easier to get their precious contents out.

One may recognizes the Le Parfait jars Super thanks to its wire hinge and iconic orange rubber seal. These jars come with a metal clasping seal, a large orange silicone gasket, and a solid glass lid.