Catherine Holm Norway Pot with Lid

Vintage Cathrineholm enamelware pots set in the iconic blue and white pattern, made in Norway and designed during the height of the Mid-Century Modern era. This beautifully coordinated nesting cookware set reflects the timeless Scandinavian design language that made Cathrineholm a household name. Featuring the instantly recognizable snowflake motif. For me, these pots were never just cookware. They were the center of childhood meals, sitting on the stovetop while chicken soup simmered low and slow and vegetables boiled beside it. The warm enamel sides would fog lightly from the steam, filling the kitchen with that unmistakable feeling that dinner was almost ready. They hold the kind of quiet nostalgia that only well-loved kitchen pieces carry. Originally designed for everyday cooking, these enameled steel pots were made to move seamlessly from stovetop to table. Their durable construction made them practical for soups, stews, vegetables, and sauces, while their bold graphic pattern allowed them to double as serving pieces when entertaining. Today, they remain equally functional and decorative. Display them on open shelving for a warm vintage kitchen look, use them as planters or storage vessels, or keep them in rotation for retro-inspired cooking. The nesting design makes them especially appealing for collectors who value both form and function. Details visible in photos include the Cathrineholm of Norway maker’s mark on the bases and the classic snowflake pattern wrapping each vessel. Condition reflects authentic vintage use. Interior enamel remains intact with light utensil marks. All lids are present and fit properly. The bottoms show visible wear and heat patina consistent with age and stove use, which has been factored into pricing. A striking Scandinavian design set that blends utility, history, and heartfelt nostalgia.