Ewer - Copper, Brass - Carra entirely copper

Traditional teapot or water jug, made of hammered copper with brass fittings, whose period of production mainly falls between the late 19th century and the early 20th century (circa 1880-1920).
This model conforms to the standards of traditional artisanal jugs (often identified as "mezzine" or vasi da fuoco in the Italian tradition).
The main body shows hammered copper work, typical of pre-industrial craftsmanship. Functional details such as the long arched handle, the domed lid, and the shaped spout are cast in brass. Condition: The surface patina and natural metal oxidation (especially on the brass of the lid and base) confirm its status as an antique or vintage period piece.
NB: the exact year of production and period cannot be precisely established