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As seen on live. French enamel lunch pail, also commonly known as graniteware or a mess kit. These items were typically used by workers in the mid-20th century and are now highly collectible for their rustic, farmhouse aesthetic. Key Characteristics- Design: This specific model features a distinctive octagonal shape and a spatter or "graniteware" pattern, often in colors like pale turquoise, yellow, or brown with white. Components: It usually includes a removable lid (often black or dark brown), a sturdy metal handle, and sometimes a removable interior metal insert for separating food or holding ice. Origin: These were commonly manufactured in France during the 1920s to 1950s.