#01 Vintage MCM USA pottery covered casserole dish with Teal lid. 1940-1960s No Markings For Maker Although With Comparables It Appears To Be California Pottery. Two Small Chips On The Bottom Of Teal Lid . 9 Inches Round, 4 Inches Deep Z

Mid-Century Modern (MCM) design, spanning roughly from the 1940s to the 1960s, emphasized clean lines, organic shapes, and a blend of functionality with aesthetic appeal. This era saw a rise in the popularity of colorful and durable kitchenware, with many American potteries producing iconic pieces for everyday use. These items often featured vibrant glazes and practical designs that fit the modern lifestyle.

Ceramic casserole dishes from this period were designed for both cooking and serving, often featuring distinctive lids and handles. Brands like Pyrex, Fire King, and various independent potteries produced a wide array of designs, many of which are now highly collectible. The combination of pastel or bright colors with simple forms makes these pieces desirable for vintage kitchen decor and practical use.