value of enamelware
Enamelware was manufactured again in the US during the 1960s, and is produced in various locations around the world today. A century old muffin tin can be worth more than $1,500 if it is in perfect condition, has a rare shape and color or the original label. Teapots and mixing bowls in near-mint condition are more common and might cost $30 to $300. Big pitchers are a favorite of mine, like this one from Abeille Antiques . These run about $100 or so. Worn ladles, funnels, and pie tins can sell for about $5 to $10. Rare colors and patterns â purple, red, cobalt-blue swirls â are the priciest.