Vintage Polish enamel red pourer
£19.00
A lovely rustic addition for your kitchen shelves, handmade in Poland. It has some rust and bald patches but these are marks of it's age and add to it's character. There are also minor surface irregularities and unfinished edges but these are a normal result of the metalworking and enamelling process.
Quantity
Only 1 left in stock
PRODUCT INFO
Enamelware has been expertly-crafted artisan wear for thousands of years longer than it's been functional gear in the wilderness. The benefits of these artfully crafted goods, from aesthetic appeal to long-lasting functionality, are what given enameled pieces enduring value throughout history. Enamel, or vitreous enamel, is made by fusing powdered glass to a surface like metal, clay, or stone by firing it in a 2000 degree Fahrenheit oven. As the powdered glass heats up and melts, it binds to the iron surface in a coating-like fashion to create a smooth, non-porous, and non-stick finish. Classic British enamel was typically white with navy trim, though deeper colors were used. Sweden had a lot of cream with green edging. Other countries had a mixture of plain and speckled, with folk art decoration, like floral motifs.Every imperfection creates uniqueness. Dots, shades, etc. are proof of this. When you buy enamelware you really get one of a kind.
PRODUCT DETAILS
MATERIAL: Enamel SIZE: 9 X 9cm
IMPORTANT TO NOTE
This is a vintage product that has had years of much-loved use and as such is not in perfect condition. Read more about buying vintage products in our T & Cs www.fuzzypegfolk.co.uk/termsandconditions
ECO INFO
All packaging plastic free, made from recycled materials wherever possible and is 100% recyclable
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