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Single hammered yellow copper cache-pot from Belgium, dating to 1950–1960, 21 cm high with a 21 cm opening and 14.5 cm base diameter, weighing about 1 kg in good used condition.
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Hammered yellow copper cache-pot covering the entire body, with a slightly flared shape. At the top, a band of yellow copper 2.5 cm wide runs around the cache-pot. Along the rim, a twist of yellow copper. On each side, a lion head in yellow copper and relief — in the lion’s mouth, a ring in yellow copper.
The base consists of a yellow copper basin that fits the cache-pot; the interior is tin-plated, which prevents oxidation.
at the bottom, the stamp "handmade - Guillaume Dinant" and a label from the distributor in Belgium.
Dinant, a town in the Walloon Region of Belgium, is renowned for copper and brass work. From sheet metal, the dinandiers produced utilitarian and decorative objects by hammering them. These dinandiers were nicknamed the Metal Beaters.
This production can be dated to the 1950s - 1960s.
height 21 cm - neck diameter 21 cm - base diameter 14.5 cm - band width 2.5 cm - lion heads measure 5.5 cm × 4.5 cm.
Weight without packaging: 1 kg
Hammered yellow copper cache-pot covering the entire body, with a slightly flared shape. At the top, a band of yellow copper 2.5 cm wide runs around the cache-pot. Along the rim, a twist of yellow copper. On each side, a lion head in yellow copper and relief — in the lion’s mouth, a ring in yellow copper.
The base consists of a yellow copper basin that fits the cache-pot; the interior is tin-plated, which prevents oxidation.
at the bottom, the stamp "handmade - Guillaume Dinant" and a label from the distributor in Belgium.
Dinant, a town in the Walloon Region of Belgium, is renowned for copper and brass work. From sheet metal, the dinandiers produced utilitarian and decorative objects by hammering them. These dinandiers were nicknamed the Metal Beaters.
This production can be dated to the 1950s - 1960s.
height 21 cm - neck diameter 21 cm - base diameter 14.5 cm - band width 2.5 cm - lion heads measure 5.5 cm × 4.5 cm.
Weight without packaging: 1 kg
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
1 kg
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
Belgium
Material
Copper
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
21 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
14.5 cm
Estimated Period
1950-1960
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