DOWAN Casserole Dish, 9x13 Ceramic Baking Dish, Large Lasagna Pan Deep for Oven, 4.2 Quarts Baking Pan with Handles, Oven Safe and Durable Bakeware for Lasagna, Home Decor, Wedding Gift, White

I had to replace one I have for 20 years when my brother broke it. I wanted one that was pretty as well as made good. This one fit the bill. Not real expensive either.

The reviews on the product do it justice, but I want to comment on the packaging. I have never seen anything packaged with the care of this item. I swear it could fall off the back of the truck and be fine. Exceptional!

I can't really give pro and cons to thisIt does exactly what is needed of it.If you need one of these, go with this!

I have always wanted a nice dish to present a large luscious lasagna; this one fits the bill perfectly! Have already recommended to friends.

Great deep dish for lasagna or casserole. Easy to clean and fits nicely in oven. Love the color and amount it stores for cooking

Great deep pan. I use it often for lasagna, casseroles and transporting food to events.

Great product and I will probably buy more.

First, the Good - I bought two baking dishes from Dowan (one 8x8, one 13x9), both arrived very well packaged. I loved the heaviness of them, loved the depth of both. They appeared well made, the finish was smooth with no obvious flaws.The Bad - Amazon displayed these two items as a bundle, which, unfortunately, misled me to believe they were a matched set. I should have explored each more carefully.Both are red, but they are dissimilar shades of red: the 13x9 is a deeper red, while the 8x8 is more of a tomato red. The larger dish has vertical lines that run up and down on the outside; the smaller one has horizontal lines. I probably could have lived with these variations. However, the inside of the two dishes were the last straw for me: one is distinctly ivory while the other pure white. Plus, the detailing on the handles is different.No doubt this will sound terribly picky, but I was trying to get two dishes in my most needed sizes that presented as a matched set. I felt like these were always going to look like two thrift shop finds if I put both on the table for the same function. And hey, to be honest, if I'd found them at a thrift shop and paid $10 for one and $5 for the other, I'd have been thrilled. Probably would have bored everyone with the story of my great finds! But not when I'm paying full price for brand new bakeware. I'm just confused why a company would make two items that are so very close to matching, but yet have such obvious differences. It's too bad, because aside from the appearance, they seemed quite good.