I have what looks to be a Descoware of some vintage, but it has some markings I have not been able to find elsewhere, as yet.
The stamp at “six o’clock” on the bottom does not say, “Made in Belgium.” Just “Belgium,” topped with a “dot” and an “FE,” presumably signifying “Founderie Emaillerie.”
The stamp at “twelve o’clock” reads “17D” with a “22″ underneath that and a “P” underneath that. It’s that “P” that I haven’t found anywhere else.
I have a large flame pot that we bought at a garage sale that we originally thought was le creuset but now think that it might be descoware. The only markings on it are “Made in Belgium” and 30. It has a smooth enameled outside bottom, not unpainted and textured as shown in your photo.
I have what looks to be a Descoware of some vintage, but it has some markings I have not been able to find elsewhere, as yet.
The stamp at “six o’clock” on the bottom does not say, “Made in Belgium.” Just “Belgium,” topped with a “dot” and an “FE,” presumably signifying “Founderie Emaillerie.”
The stamp at “twelve o’clock” reads “17D” with a “22″ underneath that and a “P” underneath that. It’s that “P” that I haven’t found anywhere else.
Any input?
I have a large flame pot that we bought at a garage sale that we originally thought was le creuset but now think that it might be descoware. The only markings on it are “Made in Belgium” and 30. It has a smooth enameled outside bottom, not unpainted and textured as shown in your photo.
Kevin,
Sizes on lids have been baffling me. Can you interpret the numbering system on descoware lids.