Enamelware
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Steel enamelware
These are kitchen utensils made of metal and coated with a layer of highly resistant vitrified porcelain enamel.
In many Latin American countries it is called "vajilla de peltre", which is a type of metal that was formerly used to make this type of kitchenware. In Spain it has always been commonly called "enameled porcelain tableware".
Enamelware with a retro look
Until the 19th century, enamelled tableware was produced almost everywhere in the world. However, the world wars of the 20th century led to a decline in global production. Only a few countries in Asia and Latin America continued to produce them.
The tableware you can find at Fantastik comes from countries such as Thailand, Mexico, China or the Ukraine, and retains the characteristics and appearance of yesteryear, with a retro look that is very fashionable today.
