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   Antique 19th century Georgian / Victorian English copper urn stockpot. Formed from one sheet of copper using a dovetail joint around the base and up behind one handle. The bronze handles are firmly fixed with copper rivets and the urn is tin lined. The lid is stamped WEG (probably the initials of the original chef owner). There is a clear impressed maker's mark for Jones Bros, Down St. Were well known ironmongers and maker's of very good quality cookware from approx. Dimensions 30cm dia x 30cm deep / Incl. Handles 41cm W x 32cm H / Rim 2mm / Weight 9.4kg/ Tap length from pan 6cm. This ...

   Antique English dovetailed copper roasting pan. This high quality pan is from maker Benham & Froud but the maker's mark has long since been rubbed away. 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 good used antique condition with surface marks associated with age and use. It sits flat on the surface. The tin lining is very marked and ...

Good quality British made, a. Ntique Temple & Crook Copper Frying Pan or stove top cover?? It has initials EB on the bottom. Made of 2mm copper and weights 1.6 kg overall. It measures about 28.5 cm in diameter. In good condition for it's age, some scratches and in need of re-tinning, the pan is not absolute flat, so will not be suitable for induction or electric cookers. This item is in the category "Antiques\Metalware\Copper". The seller is "yyw0923" and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom. Antique: Yes Additional Material: Copper ...

   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 ...