April 16, 2024
DANSK IHQ KOBENSTYLE YELLOW ENAMEL POT 2qt, France
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This is a Dansk Denmark IHQ Jens Quistgaard Kobenstyle Yellow Enamelware Pot. The pot is 2 quarts and made in France. The bottom of the pot is marked "Dansk Designs France IHQ". The pot has a nice modern retro design with a neat raised cross shaped handled lid and modern side handles. The pot is a nice strong mustard yellow on the outside and white on the inside. The pot is in pretty good vintage condition. The pot does have some dirt and film from being handled - would recommend washing before using. T are some minor surface thin line scratch marks on the yellow enamel, but they are not too much in abundance and do not distract from overall look. T are some minor black scrape spots on the lid handle w the yellow enameling has come off, but again does not distract too much from overall look (if you are not too picky). T are other slight black chips/nicks along the edge of the pot and the inside rim of the lid, but this is I would consider typical wear from use and does not distract from overall look. Inside the pot t is some line scratch marks, some minor yellow stain spots, and two black scrape chip spots. But overall the inside is still nice and still decent enough to use for cooking. The bottom is nice with some typical scratch and scuff marks from placing onto flat surfaces - but no burnt marks or blackening, etc. Overall I think
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