Vintage Red and White Enamelware Bowl - Red Stripe - Medium Basin Bowl 1950s covered dish After coffee begins to percolate

After coffee begins to percolate

Their sheer size took up too much countertop space in small homes and apartments and their mighty stature was cumbersome for kids to use

The bok itself is in immaculate condition with a tight spine

That was Betty Crocker's Picture Cookbook and it was a game-changer

Blue Cornflower quickly became the iconic pattern most often associated with the Corning Ware brand

Vintage Red and White Enamelware Bowl - Red Stripe - Medium Basin Bowl 1950s covered dish After coffee begins to percolateBy all these lovely tokens September days are here, with summer's best of weather and Autumn's best of cheer. Helen Hunt Jackson {HISTORY} Enamelware was most popular in the United States between the 1870's and the 1930's when durability and the perception of cleanliness were the ultimate concerns when it came to kitchen equipment. Unlike delicate china dishware, enamelware could withstand rough handling and long journeys exciting features as