Copco - Michael Lax - Pan - cast iron

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Description from the seller

A beautiful, minimalist design classic for the kitchen. This heavy cast-iron Dutch oven was designed in the 1960s by renowned designer Michael Lax for the Danish brand Copco.
An iconic design that is not only functional, but also a striking feature on the stove or dining table. The clever, flat lid can also be used perfectly as a serving dish or trivet.

Designer: Michael Lax
Brand: Copco (Denmark)
Material: High-quality, heavy cast iron
Color: Matte black
Condition: In very good condition.

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A beautiful, minimalist design classic for the kitchen. This heavy cast-iron Dutch oven was designed in the 1960s by renowned designer Michael Lax for the Danish brand Copco.
An iconic design that is not only functional, but also a striking feature on the stove or dining table. The clever, flat lid can also be used perfectly as a serving dish or trivet.

Designer: Michael Lax
Brand: Copco (Denmark)
Material: High-quality, heavy cast iron
Color: Matte black
Condition: In very good condition.

Please examine the photos carefully. They form part of the description.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Denmark
Manufacturer/brand
Copco
Designer/artist/maker
Michael Lax
Material
cast iron
Colour
Black
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
7.5 cm
Width
17 cm
Depth
17 cm
Diameter
17 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
The NetherlandsVerified
68
Objects sold
100%
Private

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