Mid-Century Carl Auböck for Ostovics Culinar Cast Iron Pot

Mid-Century Carl Auböck for Ostovics Culinar Cast Iron PotThe Terra Pannonia series is one of the many collections designed by Carl Aubck for Ostovics, inspired by Austrian playwright Johann Nestroys belief that the most beautiful landscape is a laid table. Each piece is made by hand in Austria in line with Aubcks vision. This two handled pot certainly brings the theatricality to cooking and serving. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece that has never been used. Slight imperfections

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