Intricate Handwork Enamel Wares

Intricate handwork on Enamel Basin during 1930's. Made in Czechoslovakia.

Rare Yellow Enamel Vase

Rare yellow colour vase. Made in Czechoslovakia with gold printed flowers. Rare Collectibles.

Rare Betel Nut Box in "ENAMEL WARE"

Betel Nut Container from Enamel Ware. Made in Hungary and specially designed and supplied to Rangoon Indian Society. 1930's era. Rare Collectibles.

Tiffin Collection

Part of my "Rare Tiffin Collection"

Enamel Milk Pot

Enamel Milk Pot, made in Czechoslovakia. Rare Colour.

Enamel Spitoon "Eachi Padigam" in Tamil

Vintage Enamel Spittoon used for spitting chewing tobacco those days. Made in Czechoslovakia. In Tamil we called as "Eachi Padigam".

Enamel Spittoons

Ranges size of Enamel Spittoons with different colours and pattern. Made from Austria & Czechoslovakia.

Enamel Basin

Rare Design of Enamel Basin. Very intricate workmanship.

Graniteware Tiffin Carrier

What a gorgeous old vintage rare gray graniteware Tiffin Carrier. Rare Collections in Tiffin Collectibles. This Tiffin was incised with Tamil name on it.

Kockum Tiffin Carrier..!!!

Brand : Kockum; from Sweden
Year : 1950's
Mint Condition!!!

Spittoon (Nyonya's)

Two different shape spittoon which was originally used by Baba Nyonya communities and tag along to Indian communities in 1930's era. Both spittoon made from Czechoslovakia and if notice clearly we can observe Chinese character embossed and believed used for wedding purpose. Tamil word incised on to it, evidenced Tamil communities also used.

Kockum "Tea Pot"

As you seen it's look simple and normal colour. It is made in Sweden. Kockum brand which was used in 1940's. Very good in condition. The significance of Kockum brand is always in yellow colour with leaf green lining. In early production (rare), Kockum produced their product in white and sea blue colours.

Spittoon (Rare Yellow)

Yellow colour enamel, which consider rare colour in enamel wares collections. Spittoon with this colour even rarer to be collect or finding in antiques market. This yellow spittoon made in Hungary and used in 30's - 40's era. Embossed flower and little touch-up done. Tamil word incised on it.

Mug

Made in Czechoslovakia and used in early 20th century. This was used as a mug for serving water or other drinks. Very beautiful and intricate work done. Floral and butterfly as a main motif in this mug. According to the seller this was available in different sizes to the individual preferences. Tamil word incised on it.

Spittoon

Intricate embossed floral design to unusual shape spittoon. Pink in colour and made in Czechoslovakia. Used early 20th century. Practiced by Baba Nyonya community.

European Milk Jar Ver 2.0

Another colour of European milk jar. Made in Czechoslovakia. Embossed floral surrounding the jar and very intricate work. Designed as a flip-top. Used for served milk during tea-time.

Peranakan Spittoon

Peranakan spittoon which was used early 2oth century. Butterfly and floral design was embossed on it and very intricate work done on it. Made in Czechoslovakia. Rare piece and very hard to find now days in market. Peranakan favourite colour, apple green. Those days this peranakan spittoon also used by Indian community, it evidenced with Tamil words incised on it. Little bit of touch-up on this spittoon.

Spittoon

These enamel spittoon was used by betel chewers to spit the chewing. This was coated with enamel and made in Czechoslovakia. Used in early 20th century. Very vibrant colour and floral embossed on it. This floral design was believed as a second version production. The first production or older production enamel wares contained with fine and small floral design. More intricate work was applied. If we look this spitton , the floral not intricate as other spitton posted earlier (Blue Colour Spittoon). Red colour spitton considered hard find items because it has attractive colour and favourite for Chinese community and enamel collectors.

Spittoon

Another version small spittoon with birds and floral embossed on it. Vibrant red and made in Austria. Rare colour to be collect. Used early 20th century. Applied thick enamel on it. Tamil word incised on it.

Rare Knockums Milk Pot

A rare colour on a milk pot of the Knockums family. It is a Swedish brand. According to some sources this colour is the earlier production of the Knockums family. Knockums start its productions in 1935. After the 1940's, the production start to design all the products in beige colour. Sky blue and white colour are earlier the versions according to some experts. Medium in size and at the bottom it is line with rubber.