American Enamels

American Enamels refer to the decorative art form of applying brightly colored glass coatings to metal objects, primarily produced in the United States. This process involves fusing powdered glass onto metal surfaces through high heat, creating durable, vibrant finishes often used in jewelry, timepieces, and decorative items. American Enamels became especially popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, showcasing craftsmanship and artistic design. They are valued for their rich colors, intricate detailing, and lasting quality, representing a significant chapter in American decorative arts.