Enamelware (noun)

Kitchenware, especially pans, made of metal with a coating of enamel to prevent rust and make it easier to clean.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from enamel + ware.

Examples:

1. My grandma always kept a few pieces of enamelware in her camping gear for cooking over a fire.
2. The bright red enamelware coffeepot was a cheerful addition to the kitchen.
3. Many people prefer enamelware to other materials because it's lightweight, durable, and easy to clean.
4. The children enjoyed eating their cereal from the enamelware bowls, which were colorful and fun.
5. I had to replace my old enamelware pot after it chipped and started to rust.