It features colorful pink and purple floral designs with a brass handle on the lid. During the 80’s, vibrant floral enamelware with brass-toned accents became highly popular for everyday kitchen use. Lincoware cookware lines from this era were primarily produced in Taiwan and frequently distributed through retail programs like the Regency Club. A base of durable, heavy-gauge carbon steel provides structural strength and stove-to-table heat conductivity. A glossy porcelain ceramic enamel finish is fused to the metal core. This creates a smooth, non-porous surface that resists rust, stains, and food reactions.
*note pictures. Bottom has wear and tear.
