1950s/60s Stavangerflint (Norway) 'Kon Tiki' Lidded Casserole by Inger Waage

Dating from the 1950's/1960's here is a brilliant lidded casserole dish from Stavangerflint (Norway).  With a slightly textured blue glazed base and a lid with a white ground hand painted in the same blue with stylised flowers and a painted yellow band around the rim (the lid knob has a red painted band and a central flower motif) this was designed by the legendary Inger Waage.  This is a very stylish and typically Scandinavian piece of pottery/ovenware that looks amazing on display but is robust enough to be used for it's original purpose.  Fully marked to the base with 'Stavangerflint, Ildfast, Norway, 2020/1'.  Please see all photographs for alternative views and close-ups.

SIZE:  Height 6in/15cm   Width 9in/23cm   Weight 1682g

(07/45)