Antique 4-Piece Set of Graniteware Dishes swatches Originally crafted in the early

Originally crafted in the early 1900s when brass lighting became widely popular in American households

and Dave O'Brien

completing the ensemble

founded in 1792 and elevated to a cabinet-level department in 1872

38" W x 20" D x 16

Antique 4-Piece Set of Graniteware Dishes swatches Originally crafted in the earlyGrouping of four utilitarian graniteware kitchen pieces, all finished in classic mottled gray enamel. The set includes a handled cooking pot with wire bail, a long handled dipper, a shallow soup bowl, and a small porridge bowl. Each piece reflects the iconic speckled enamel finish developed in the late 19th century to provide durable, sanitary, and heat resistant surfaces for everyday cooking. Graniteware (or enamelware) was widely produced in the U.