DRU (Holland) Confetti sauceboat or gravy boat enamel - 50s

DRU (Holland) Confetti sauceboat or gravy boat. 

Vintage cookware from the 50s. Nice item for the kitchen or for decoration. DRU sauceboat, black with colored confetti dots. Red cover with black knob. Used but indestructible. As the advertisement says, "one pan .... but a feast on the table! 

The Confetti kitchen enamel is designed by Wim Gilles. Along with Piet Zwart, he is seen as one of the first founders of the Dutch industrial designers. 

Diepenbrock and Reigers Ulft Netherlands. 

Also to be found in the current Design Collection of the Museum of Rotterdam. This is a black enamelled sauceboat with round red-colored cover and black handle in the middle. With the famous confetti dots pattern on the side. Manufactured by: Diepenbrock and Reigers at Ulft (DRU). Design: Wim Gilles. 

Round, flat bottom, slightly curves on outside. Round edge runs on the one side out in a sloping grip and on the other side in a pouring portion. Protrusion of the pouring part starts at bottom. Top therefore has an elliptical appearance. 

Type Name: Confetti table enamel. Black with groups of three spots: two red, one yellow. White inside. Red cover with three circular orbits. 

Height: 7 cm (with lid 8 cm.) 
Width: 13.5 cm. 
Length: 17 cm.