Soviet Heavy-Gauge Enamelware: Built for Generations
The mid-century kitchen was built on a promise of absolute permanence. While modern cookware is designed to be replaced, this heavy-gauge Soviet enamelware baking tray from the 1980s was engineered to endure. Cloaked in a dense, high-gloss white vitreous glaze and accented with a crisp, stylized orange rose graphic, it transitions flawlessly from oven heat straight to a crowded dining table. It represents a time when domestic utility didn't sacrifice charm, utilizing clean metallic lids to lock in moisture and flavor. For the collector of mid-century kitchen history or the home cook who values the even heat distribution of classic porcelain-enameled steel, this covered roaster offers an uncompromising combination of archival preservation and vintage domestic soul.
| Metric Scale | Standard Imperial Scale |
|---|---|
| 22 cm (Length) x 15 cm (Width) x 5 cm (Depth) | 8.7" (Length) x 5.9" (Width) x 2" (Depth) |
| 540 grams | 1.2 lbs |
Винтажный советский эмалированный противень с крышкой, изготовленный в СССР в 1980-х годах. Белая эмалированная сталь, украшенная рисунком «Оранжевая роза». Идеально подходит для выпечки, запекания или подачи на стол. Отличное винтажное состояние, не использовался. Размеры: 22 х 15 х 5 см. См. фото.