Covered Enamel Serving Dish Mid-Century Buffet Server / Skillet With Lid - Retro 1960 Mod White Kitchen Covered Serving Dish
$21.25
Great mid century Buffet Server with a lid that could also double as a skillet. It is metal with an enamel surface and has quite a lively floral pattern on the top and sides and a very retro knob on the top of the lid. The handles are quite large and make it easy to pick this server up.
As it was made in the 60's, this enamel server has a great mid century modern look to it. It's all white with orange, brown and gold floral designs and a black knob on top. Solid black black handles on either side that are rather significant in size. Excellent for a party and a great kitchen decor item as well.
Very good vintage condition. No chips or cracks. There are some light use marks here or there that would be commensurate with this items vintage age.
Measures 10 inches across. Each handle adds another inch on each side. 2 1/4 inches tall. With the knob, it's about 4 1/2 inches tall.
Buffet Server has a great paisley type of design - brown, yellow, black on white background.
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