Vintage 'Parsley' Enamelware Saucepan with Lid

This appears to be a vintage enamelware saucepan, likely from the mid-20th century, possibly the 1970s given the aesthetic. The pot is off-white or cream-colored, constructed from metal with an enamel coating, and features a decorative band around its circumference. This band showcases an intricate pattern of stylized leaves or foliage, interwoven with bold, blocky lettering that spells out 'PARSLEY'. The lettering has a distinct Art Deco or mid-century mod influence. The saucepan has a dark brown or black bakelite handle attached to its side, and it comes with a matching lid that also appears to be off-white enamel with a dark bakelite knob. A silver-toned metal rim is visible around the top edge of the pot and around the lid, suggesting an aluminum or stainless steel trim detail. The item appears to be in relatively good condition for its age, though there might be some minor wear to the enamel or the metal trim, consistent with light use or storage. Notably, the pot and lid are currently encased in a clear plastic wrapping, suggesting it is either new old stock (NOS) or has been re-packaged for sale, protecting it from further wear. No obvious large chips, cracks, or significant damage are visible through the plastic. The craftsmanship appears to be typical of mass-produced kitchenware from its era, with functional design being paramount, yet incorporating decorative elements to enhance its appeal. The quality seems decent for an enamelware piece, indicating it was designed for regular kitchen use. The 'Parsley' motif suggests it might have been part of a themed set of kitchen items.