Casserole dish - European kitchenalia - Copper, Wood - kitchen container





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Description from the seller
Large professional kitchen vessel in copper with lid – ca. 1890–1920
Description
Interesting and unusual copper professional kitchen vessel, dating plausibly to the late 19th century or the early decades of the 20th century.
The piece features a distinctive tall, truncated-conical shape, with a thick copper body, removable lid and a long turned wooden side handle, attached to the vessel by a sturdy metal bracket.
The particularly slender proportions, about 31 cm in height with a maximum diameter of only 15 cm, set it apart from ordinary saucepans and link it to the tradition of copper professional kitchen pots (batterie) in which vessels of different shapes were intended for the preparation and heating of liquids and other preparations.
The weight of over 2 kg, despite the relatively compact dimensions, attests to a particularly robust construction.
The interior shows clear signs of use and residues/alterations to the surface coating, compatible with the original presence of a protective tinning, traditionally used on copper kitchen utensils.
An authentic European kitchenalia object, interesting both as a testimony to ancient professional cooking and as a decorative element.
Technical features
Type: tall cooking vessel/pot
Main material: copper
Handle: wood with metal support
Lid: metal with knob
Height: approx. 31 cm
Maximum diameter: approx. 15 cm
Overall width with handle: approx. 31 cm
Weight: approx. 2.020 kg
Origin: European, undetermined
Conditions
Conditions consistent with age and with heavy original use.
Patina, oxidation, darkening, scratches, abrasions and surface irregularities of the copper are present. The interior shows marked signs of use and strong alteration/wear of the surface coating.
The wooden handle shows signs of time and use.
The item is offered as an antique collectible and decorative piece; its suitability for current food use is not guaranteed.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and show in detail the condition.
Shipping
The item will be carefully packaged, with particular protection for the handle and lid, and shipped with a tracked service.
Large professional kitchen vessel in copper with lid – ca. 1890–1920
Description
Interesting and unusual copper professional kitchen vessel, dating plausibly to the late 19th century or the early decades of the 20th century.
The piece features a distinctive tall, truncated-conical shape, with a thick copper body, removable lid and a long turned wooden side handle, attached to the vessel by a sturdy metal bracket.
The particularly slender proportions, about 31 cm in height with a maximum diameter of only 15 cm, set it apart from ordinary saucepans and link it to the tradition of copper professional kitchen pots (batterie) in which vessels of different shapes were intended for the preparation and heating of liquids and other preparations.
The weight of over 2 kg, despite the relatively compact dimensions, attests to a particularly robust construction.
The interior shows clear signs of use and residues/alterations to the surface coating, compatible with the original presence of a protective tinning, traditionally used on copper kitchen utensils.
An authentic European kitchenalia object, interesting both as a testimony to ancient professional cooking and as a decorative element.
Technical features
Type: tall cooking vessel/pot
Main material: copper
Handle: wood with metal support
Lid: metal with knob
Height: approx. 31 cm
Maximum diameter: approx. 15 cm
Overall width with handle: approx. 31 cm
Weight: approx. 2.020 kg
Origin: European, undetermined
Conditions
Conditions consistent with age and with heavy original use.
Patina, oxidation, darkening, scratches, abrasions and surface irregularities of the copper are present. The interior shows marked signs of use and strong alteration/wear of the surface coating.
The wooden handle shows signs of time and use.
The item is offered as an antique collectible and decorative piece; its suitability for current food use is not guaranteed.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and show in detail the condition.
Shipping
The item will be carefully packaged, with particular protection for the handle and lid, and shipped with a tracked service.

