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Finel (Finland)

Operating as a dedicated brand under Wärtsilä and Järvenpää Emali, Finel became globally synonymous with high-quality Finnish enamelware beginning in the 1950s. The company revolutionised domestic kitchens by applying a highly durable, glass-like enamel coating to carbon steel and cast-iron goods. This specialised manufacturing technique allowed them to produce everyday cookware and tableware that was not only robust but also served as the perfect blank canvas for vibrant mid-century modern aesthetics. Finel collaborated with some of Finland's most revered designers during...

Anchor Hocking (United States)

The original Hocking Glass Company was founded in 1905 by Isaac Jacob (Ike) Collins in Lancaster, Ohio, and named after the Hocking River. That company merged with the Anchor Cap and Closure Corporation in 1937 to become the now known Anchor Hocking.Anchor Hocking is one of the best known and largest glass manufacturers in the world and produces a range of glassware under a number of brands, including the Fire-King line of products.You can read more about Anchor Hocking and their...

Luminarc (France) 'Gothic'

Luminarc (France) 'Rosaline'

Hornsea Pottery (England)

Brothers Colin and Desmond Rawson founded Hornsea Pottery in 1949. Beginning life in a kitchen in East Yorkshire, the business initially operated as a provider of small seaside tourist trinkets. Driven by a wide array of design influences and early commercial success, the kiln expanded. Operating far away from the traditional English ceramics heartland of Staffordshire gave Hornsea the freedom to innovate, eventually growing into one of the largest studio potteries in the world, employing over 700 people at its peak....

Crown Crystal (New Zealand)