Pinkford's enamel paint

In consequence of Brickwell telling me his wife was working wonders with the new Pinkford's enamel paint, I determined to try it. I bought two tins of red on my way home. I hastened through tea, went into the garden and painted some flower-pots. I called out Carrie, who said:" You've always got some newfangled craze;" but she was obliged to admit that the servant's bedroom and painted her washstand, towel-horse, improvement, but as an example of the ignorance of the lower classes in the matter of taste, our servant, Sarah, on seeming them, evinced no sign of pleasure, but merely said " she thought they looked very well as they was before."