Descoware vintage mustard yellow enameled cast iron frying pans, dating approximately to the 1950s–1970s. Offered as a matching set of two graduated/nesting sizes.

Both pans feature heavy, shallow bodies with glossy mustard yellow enamel exteriors, contrasting ivory interiors, and elongated matching handles with three raised ridges and teardrop-shaped hanging holes. The pans nest together and feature flat circular bases outlined in black. Their shallow profiles are characteristic of vintage European skillets designed to double as lids for coordinating saucepans.

Both pieces are unmarked but attributed to Descoware based on their distinctive ridged handles, teardrop-shaped hanging holes, enameled construction, and characteristic mid-century color palette.

Approx. 11 x 6.5 x 1.5 in. (small) and 13 x 8 x 1.5 in. (large).

Good vintage condition with visible utensil marks, surface scratches, discoloration, and fine crazing to the ivory enamel interiors, along with minor enamel wear and small chips around the edges and handles.