Vintage Ovenex loaf pan is a decorator's dream with its decades-old patina coming to you straight from the 1950s. This fan favorite Ecko No. 47 model is a 9" baking pan with its famous waffle pattern and folded outer edges.
Ovenex was a brand of embossed bakeware, known mostly for metal pans with a "starburst" or "waffle" pattern, and produced by the Edward Katzinger Company (EKCO) starting in 1945. The design was theorized to distribute heat evenly, promoting a better and more uniform bake. Rescued from an 1850s Massachusetts farmhouse, this item is listed purely for its retro aesthetic appeal and not for its original use. Scratched, stained, rusted, and browned to perfection, this is a classic example of collectible Ovenex.
On your shabby chic display shelf, holding your desktop office supplies or crafts, or whatever creative use you can imagine, this terrific piece of yesteryear bakeware will bake style into your space!
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