Catherineholm Enamel Tea Coffee Pot 1960s | Olive Green Lotus Design | Authentic Norwegian Vintage Kitchenware
$196.00 $245.00
This authentic Norwegian Catherineholm enamel tea or coffee pot from the 1960s features the iconic olive green lotus pattern. A classic example of Scandinavian mid century kitchen design, it combines bold graphics with clean functional form.
The enamel coated steel body and distinctive floral motif make it a standout piece for collectors of Nordic cookware and vintage interior enthusiasts. Its timeless design adds character to both modern and retro kitchens.
An original Catherineholm piece, not a reproduction, preserving the charm and presence of true 1960s design.
• Authentic Catherineholm enamel pot
• Olive green lotus flower pattern
• Scandinavian mid century design
• Made in Norway
• Dated 1960s
• Dimensions:
Diameter: 5.25 in (15 cm)
Height: 7.5 in (20 cm)
• Condition:
Good vintage condition with visible age related marks. See photos for details.
🎁 A perfect gift for collectors of Scandinavian design and vintage kitchenware.
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