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For a low ceramic base and a separate hot dome
Emile Henry Bread Cloche, Burgundy EH345508
A self-contained HR ceramic cloche for round loaves: a low platter for loading and a 4.3 lb domed lid to lift hot.
Exterior footprint: 13.2 × 11.2 inHeaviest hot part: 4.3 lbDough capacity: Not specified
Check price on Amazon ↗| Brand | Emile Henry |
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| Manufacturer | Emile Henry |
| Equipment role | Bread ovens & cloches |
| Exterior length | 13.2 in |
| Exterior width | 11.2 in |
| Assembled height | Published height is 7 in, but the same specification gives 16.5 cm (about 6.5 in). Height fit remains unresolved even when 7 in would clear your space. |
| Total weight | 6.5 lb |
| Material | HR ceramic, made in France |
| Loaf shapes | boule |
| Dough capacity | Not specified |
| Heaviest hot part | 4.3 lb |
| Maximum oven temperature | 500 °F |
| Model | EH345508, Burgundy |
| Included | Low platter base, domed lid and recipe book |
| Published exterior | 13.2 in length × 11.2 in width; neither measurement is identified as a diameter |
| Fit orientation | 13.2 in axis across usable oven width; 11.2 in axis front to back |
| Usable interior | Not specified; usable diameter and dome clearance unknown |
| Platter weight | 2.2 lb empty; handled hot |
| Dome weight | 4.3 lb; handled hot |
| Complete lift | 6.5 lb plus the loaf |
| Published volume | 4.75 qt; not a dough-weight capacity |
| Flour guidance | Up to 4 cups of flour for yeasted recipes (maker’s Burgundy variant); generic description says 3.5–4 cups. The approximate 2–2.5 lb loaf is not a raw dough limit. |
| Temperature rating | Manufacturer publishes 250°C / 500°F, including freezer-to-hot-oven use; no direct heat |
| Care | Dishwasher-safe HR ceramic, also suitable for the microwave and oven. No stovetop or direct gas, electric, halogen or induction heat. Flour the platter generously for the first uses. For baked-on residue, soak in warm water with detergent or white vinegar, wipe with a sponge and air-dry. Use heavy oven mitts; set the hot dome and platter on trivets and open the dome away from your face. |