The classic vintage white enamel pitcher is easy to find in many antique shops, and its neutral color goes beautifully in any ...

The next time you're in a thrift store, be sure to check out the kitchen aisle, as there are a number of vintage dishware ...

London-based Falcon Enamelware has the widest variety of dinnerware of any of our picks—from tumblers and jugs to teapots. If you take care of these pieces, they should last you a lifetime. They ...

The lithe, 9-inch-tall Falcon Enamelware 3 Pint Jug comes in over a dozen colorful hues, and it’s constructed of shatterproof, heat- and cold-resistant material.

An enamelware cup could be used for cooking and eating one’s meals, as well as a drinking vessel. Enamelware was also popular with doctors and hospitals, as it was easy to clean and sterilize.

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 ...

Variopinte Enamelware is designed by Stefania di Petrillo, who mixes natural pigments with crushed glass to make the enamel. Plates and bowls come in gray, lime green or mandarin.

Perforated-aluminium screens zigzag around the walls of this cylindrical arts museum in Shanghai, which was designed by Wutopia Lab and features a 1970s-style rockery. Local architecture studio ...