Four tall enamelware tumblers in the Marigold Poppy pattern, which is exactly as sunny as it sounds. Enamel cups earn their place at the table you set outdoors: on grass, on a picnic blanket, beside the pool, or at a kitchen counter where somebody small is pouring their own juice with more confidence than accuracy.
Tall means a proper pour of iced tea, lemonade, or water with a lot of ice, rather than the token splash a short cup allows. Four covers a family dinner, and the spares look at home holding pencils, paintbrushes, or a short stem from the garden. If your outdoor drinkware is a leaning stack of mismatched plastic, this is the polite way out.
Is enamelware safe? Enamelware made and sold for food and drink use is manufactured with food-safe, lead-free finishes and is considered safe for everyday eating and drinking. Because the base is metal it should be kept out of the microwave, and any piece with a decorated exterior is best hand washed to protect the finish.
