graniteware

His eyes swept by the long table set with graniteware.

An even bigger Graniteware roaster (reminiscent of my grandmother's) is $25.99 at fantes.com.

A grooved tray held little brushes made from reed cane and hair; an old graniteware cup held water.

This "graniteware" became popular, and they established an extensive business, which eventually moved to Granite City, Illinois.

The works at first produced earthenware for the home market, but later operations concentrated on white graniteware for the United States.

Wilkinson introduced gold lustre on graniteware.

The milk was in a clean little graniteware pail, the eggs had been placed in a paper bag, while the other articles were wrapped in pieces of newspaper.

Household antiques decorated every available spot-copper kettles, graniteware coffeepots, china teapots, kitchen utensils, butter churns and wooden butter molds, salt boxes and blue Mason jars.

In the late 19th century, Madison County became an industrial region, and in the 20th century was known first for Graniteware, and later for its steel mills, oil refineries, and other heavy industries.