1. APPARATUS FOR FIRING VITREOUS ENAMEL ON METAL ARTICLES COMPRISING A STAND EMBODYING A BASE, A VERTICAL LEG THEREON, A HORIZONTAL FLANGE ON THE UPPER PORTION OF SAID LEG PARALLEL SAID BASE, AN ELECTRIC HEATER FORMED TO PRODUCE TEMPERATURES WITHIN A RANGE OF 1300*F. TO 1600* F. ON SAID FLANGE DISPOSED IN CONFRONTING RELATION WITH SAID BASE, A THREADED POST ON SAID BASE MOUNTED BEYOND THE EDGE OF SAID HEATER, A NUT ON SAID POST AND A WORK SUPPORTING PLATE PIVOTALLY MOUNTED ON SAID POST AND SUPPORTED BY SAID NUT WHEREBY METAL ARTICLES COATED WITH VITREOUS ENAMEL THAT FUSES AT APPROXIMATELY 1500*F. MAY BE PLACED ON SAID PLATE ELEVATED BY SAID NUT INTO PROXIMITY WITH SAID HEATER, ROTATED IN A HORIZONTAL PLANE UNDER THE HEATING ELEMENT TO EFFECT THE FUSION OF THE VITREOUS ENAMEL AND MOMENTARILY ROTATED FROM BENEATH THE HEATING ELEMENT TO INSPECT THE PROGRESS OF FUSION OF THE VITREOUS ENAMEL AND ACCOMMODATE THE REMOVAL THEREOF UPON MATURITY OF FUSION.