And some soy candles in small white enamelware containers." Also at Treasures Under Sugar Loaf, Angie Pehler, of Angie’s Vintage Rust, says, "I have a very large collection of enamelware ...

Enamelware was first imported from Sweden from the brand Kockum. They would come in the form of plates, bowls, teapots, pitchers, mugs, spoons, basins, pintos (layered foundation food containers ...

Enamelware is everywhere again. The centuries-old kitchenware is showing up in boutiques, general stores, lifestyle blogs, adventure outfitters and mass-market retailers. Everyone, it seems, wants ...

Enamelware was known by many names, including Agateware and Graniteware (brand names) which came to be used interchangeably with generic names such as porcelainware and speckleware. The versatile ...