Vintage Speckled Gray Enamelware Roaster Pan with Lid Oval 13" x 8" x 3" ~ made in USA
Crafted in Terre Haute, Indiana, during the classic 1970s era, this durable roaster is a timeless alternative to heavy cast iron—
perfect for holiday meals or daily artisan bread baking. This piece features the iconic dimpled "self-basting" lid design that locks in moisture, paired with the highly collectible embossed "tree-well" leaf design on the bottom to elevate your roasts and trap savory juices.
Features the official "U.S.A." stamp under the handle and because it lacks later-era standardized production numbers,
this is a desirable early-era GHC run from their historic Terre Haute factory before production ceased in 1996.
FEATURES
*The self-basting lid features built-in dimples catch rising steam and send moisture back down, keeping meats incredibly juicy.
*The tree-well base has the branching leaf design that lifts meat off the bottom pan surface, promoting even browning and creating clear channels for gravy drippings.
*A sourdough baker's dream as the lightweight steam chamber is great for baking oblong artisan sourdough loaves
DIMENSIONS & CAPACITY -
Length: 11 inches (approx. 13 inches including the side handles)
Width: 8 inches
Height: 6 inches, 3 inches deep
Capacity: 5 to 7 lbs. (Perfect for a whole chicken, small turkey, or family-sized pot roast
Great Condition with no damage, scratches and bright and shiny!