Cathrineholm Norway "Lotus" Enamel Casserole Dish – Mustard Yellow & White, Mid-Century Modern

This vintage Cathrineholm enamel casserole dish is a classic example of Scandinavian mid-century modern design, featuring the beloved Lotus pattern in mustard yellow on a crisp white enamel body. Designed in the 1960s by Grete Prytz Kittelsen, Cathrineholm pieces are highly collectible for their striking aesthetics, durable craftsmanship, and timeless appeal. This dish is complemented by chrome handles for easy transport and a matching mustard yellow lid with a stainless-steel knob, which is maker-marked on the underside.

Crafted from high-quality enamel-coated steel, Cathrineholm cookware was designed for both beauty and function. Its minimalist yet bold design has made it a staple in vintage-inspired kitchens, and it remains a coveted piece among collectors today.

Condition:

• Good vintage condition with signs of use.
• Utensil wear and surface scuffs present.
• Two (2) small 1/8" chips on the bottom (see photos for details).

Size:

• Overall dimensions: 5.75" H × 11.25" W × 8.5" Diameter
• Scale reference: A soup can is shown in the photos for size comparison.

Cathrineholm enamelware has become increasingly rare and desirable, particularly in sought-after colors like this mustard yellow and white combination. A must-have for mid-century collectors, vintage kitchenware enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates timeless Scandinavian design. Don’t miss the chance to add this classic piece to your collection!