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   Vintage Collectable & Decorative LARGE COPPER ALE PITCHER/ JUG 4 Gallon. Here is a lovely antique copper ale pitcher/jug, 4 gallons size. Width 14 at widest point. Total floor footprint (including handle) 17.5. Several age related dings and dents, notably 2 on outer rim of jug. Copper has likely spent some time outdoors and is discoloured accordingly. This item is in the category "Antiques\Metalware\Copper". The seller is "lewis3712" and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom, Antigua and Barbuda, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Republic of Croatia, ...

   ANTIQUE 19th CENTURY WILLIAM SOUTTER & SONS (SOUTTERWARE), BIRMINHAM, ENGLAND HAND BEAT COPPER 4 PINT ALE MEASURE JUG PITCHER. DIMENSIONS: OVERALL HEIGHT 24cm BASE DIAMETER 17cm. IN POLISHED ANTIQUE CONDITION WITH SOME BUT LESS THAN EXPECTED WEAR FOR AGE & USE... HINGED LID WITH HINGE INTACT FLIPS OPEN SMOOTHLY... PLEASE VIEW PHOTOGRAPHS WHICH FORM PART OF ITEMS DESCRIPTION. COLLECTION BY ARRANGEMENT, LOCATION BRIERLEY HILL, WEST MIDLANDS, DY5. This item is in the category "Antiques\Metalware\Copper". The seller is "jeremys_vintage_collectables" and is located in this country: ...

This large Swedish hand-hammered copper/brass water jug or pitcher has a great patina. There are an copper, brass color and dressing on the copper surface of this item. There are few dents and wear to metal commensurate with age. Hand-hammered, made 19th century, Sweden. This item is in the category "Antiques\Metalware\Copper". The seller is "resantique" and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped to all countries in Europe, United States. Antique: Yes Additional Material: Copper Original/Repro: Original Product: Jug Featured Refinements: Copper Jug Style/Period: Victorian ...

   Antique Copper Middle Eastern Turkish Dallah Coffee Tea Pot Water Pitcher. This fabulous antique copper pot is a wonderful example of late 19th century Middle Eastern Metalware. I wouldn't want to try and claim that I know much about this beautiful piece or where it came from so I'll let you, the viewer make your own mind up! From my research I can tell it's a Persian/Middle Eastern or possibly Turkish Coffee/Tea pot or perhaps water pitcher, from the late 1800s. It's made from mainly copper with I think Pewter at the neck and spout and throughout the piece there is this fantastic ...