GERO - Dick Simonis - Cooking pot (3) - Stainless steel / Zilmeta





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Dick Simonis designed a set of three Gero Zilmeta stainless steel pans from the Netherlands, dating to 1958 within the 1950s period, comprising a 3.5‑liter pan (14.5 cm high, 21 cm diameter; 30 cm with handles), a 1.5‑liter pan (10.5 cm high, 17.5 cm diameter; 33 cm with handle) and a 1‑liter pan (9.5 cm high, 15.5 cm diameter; 31 cm with handle), all with flat bases and straight handles, in good used condition with minor signs of ageing.
Description from the seller
A set of three Gero Zilmeta stainless steel pans, designed in 1958 by Dick Simonis (Netherlands).
1x 3.5-liter cooking pot 14.5 cm tall x 21 cm diameter (without handles), 30 cm wide (with the handles), 1.8 kilos.
1x 1.5-liter sauce pan 10.5 cm tall x 17.5 cm diameter (without the handle), 33 cm wide (with the handle), 0.9 kilo.
1x 1-liter sauce pan 9.5 cm tall x 15.5 cm diameter (without the handle), 31 cm long (with the handle), 0.9 kilo.
All three have flat bottoms and straight handles.
These pans have been used, but given the set’s age, everything is in good condition.
The pans were awarded various prizes at international fairs at the time.
The pans are part of the MoMA collection in New York, and are permanently exhibited in the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, and were awarded the Le Signe D’Or quality label in Belgium.
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A set of three Gero Zilmeta stainless steel pans, designed in 1958 by Dick Simonis (Netherlands).
1x 3.5-liter cooking pot 14.5 cm tall x 21 cm diameter (without handles), 30 cm wide (with the handles), 1.8 kilos.
1x 1.5-liter sauce pan 10.5 cm tall x 17.5 cm diameter (without the handle), 33 cm wide (with the handle), 0.9 kilo.
1x 1-liter sauce pan 9.5 cm tall x 15.5 cm diameter (without the handle), 31 cm long (with the handle), 0.9 kilo.
All three have flat bottoms and straight handles.
These pans have been used, but given the set’s age, everything is in good condition.
The pans were awarded various prizes at international fairs at the time.
The pans are part of the MoMA collection in New York, and are permanently exhibited in the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, and were awarded the Le Signe D’Or quality label in Belgium.
#mostwantedfurniture

