copper

   A VERY LARGE VICTORIAN COPPER KETTLE WITH A BRASS HANDLE.. STEPPED SEAMS AND WEIGHING OVER 5LBS. THE KETTLE MEASURES 13 1/2" HIGH TO THE TOP OF THE HANDLE BY 9 1/4" IN DIAMETER.. AN UNUSUALLY LARGE CAPACITY APPROXIMATELY 10 PINTS TO THE SHOULDER OF THE BODY.. SLIGHT INDENTATIONS, PITTING TO THE BASE AND AGE RELATED WEAR AS ONE MIGHT EXPECT.. OTHERWISE WATERTIGHT AND IN VERY GOOD CONDITION.. THE PICTURES CONTAINED IN THE LISTING ARE AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE DESCRIPTION.. WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE.. IF THE KETTLE WAS TO BE USED I WOULD SUGGEST RE-TINNING THE INSIDE.. I`M ...

   A antique Scottish Copper Tray, hand decorated with beautiful Repousse Thistle Flowers and Leaves. It has a rectangular shape with canted corners at each with rounded tops. It has folded edges and a large rounded rectangular well, approx 1/2 or 13 mm deep. It measures 27" or 68.5 cm long x 8 1/4" or 21 cm wide and weighs 878 Grams or 1ib 15oz. It is hand made and dates to the Victorian period. It lies flat with no rocking and is in a good used condition. This item is in the category "Antiques\Metalware\Copper". The seller is "pmjc2000" and is located in this country: GB. This item ...

   11 inches across and is 3.2 inches in height [5.75 inches to top of handles]. The main body of the pan is copper and it has brass handles. The front of the pan is engraved Ld W LORD W? The pan is in pretty good original condition and probably dates to the 1800s. This lovely old decorative copper and brass preserves pan would grace any collection or sit very well in any period or contemporary setting. Thanks for viewing and please take a look in my shop for many more interesting old items. This item is in the category "Antiques\Metalware\Copper". The seller is "pmcarb" and is located ...

   Large antique English dovetailed copper roasting pan. Of very high quality, this pan has the sought after maker's mark for Benham and Froud on the base. Formed from one sheet of copper with a dovetail joint in each corner. The lift handles are firmly fixed through a rivetted collar. It has a roll top finish and is tin lined. Probably originally used in the kitchens of a large country home or hotel for cooking Venison and large meat joints. In very good used antique condition with surface marks associated with age and use. It rocks slightly on the surface but will not tip. The tin ...