French Enamel Ware

Enamel ware was fabricated by applying a glass like finish to items of iron or steel. Skilled metal workers cut out the desired shapes and this was a very lucrative trade. Then the pieces were fired to bake the finish to the metal. The botanical and graphic designs on many pieces led to a serious art form of the day. American enamel ware was usually devoid of any decoration.

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Set of Four
Turquoise with gold bands
Fountain, Lavabo, Body Pitcher
and Chamber Pot

Set of six Pink Canisters with Lids

The - Farine - Pates
Sucre - Epices - Cafe
for your other needs - a pink bidet
with folding stand also available

Six pieces of Blue and White enamelware
Similar to Old Copenhagen China
the Legume Pail is very rare

Coffee Biggins

The Coffee Biggins on the right were invented by
M. Biggin in France in the early 1800's
Biggins with handles on both the pot
and the dripolator are very rare