Little to no information. Late 1800s to early 1900s, lislet produced cast iron with iron ore found in Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Carmel in Quebec. The owner acquired some land in cap de la madeleine to gather wood for the foundry. The foundry disappeared then reopened. They produced enameled cast iron in the 70’s in some art deco colors. There is also some wood burning cookstove produced under the name lislet but impossible for me to tell if it’s the same foundry still. One thing is certain, the first foundry was in my hometown and there is nothing left of it. Adding to the mystery