壺 - 銅 - 800 - 30 cm - 1.9 kg

罕见的厚铜水壶，带纹章印记与燕尾榫接缝——乔治三世/查理十世时期（约1800-1830）

拍卖中是一件卓越且真实的/stove/camino用厚铜水壶，属于早19世纪欧洲金属工艺的精彩典范（约1800-1830）。
与晚19世纪大规模生产的作品相比，此件在两点核心收藏要素上尤为突出：盖上冷压纹章印记（描绘跃起之狮或相近的神话形象，是某历史铜工厂的标识）以及令人惊叹的燕尾榫接缝。

构造特征与古董细节：

燕尾榫接缝（Dovetail Seam）：壶身背部清晰可见原始铜板镶嵌焊接的互锁接缝。此完全手工制作的细节，是非工业前期工艺最直观的最高等级保证。

厚铜锻造：该物重量非凡，约1.885公斤，直径23厘米，证明其使用厚板材质与高质量工艺。

铸造元素：具优雅的鹅颈状出水口与固定桥形手柄。盖面饰以精致的铜车轮状钮帽（转刻钮）。

总高度：30厘米
长度（含出水口）：32厘米
壶身最大直径：23厘米
净重：1.885公斤（顶级品质）

保存状况与包浆：
该物品以原始且“如同被发现”的完整状态呈现，故意保留其商业价值与历史魅力。

底部：原始且完美呈现黑化，因在铸铁炉/壁炉中的真实长期使用而产生的炭尘和烟灰沉积。

本体：展现温暖而丰富的自然包浆。轻微且浅表的凹痕及水口基部的轻微痕迹，证明其真实性与历经的岁月，却不会破坏整体美感。

内部：呈现出时期性的水垢层叠与自然氧化痕迹（铜绿现象）。

该物品仅作为艺术品、装饰品与高端收藏之用出售（不适合用于食品饮用）。

Rare Heavy Copper Kettle with Heraldic Stamp and Dovetail Seam – George III / Charles X Era (c. 1800-1830)

Up for auction is an exceptional and authentic heavy copper stove/fireplace kettle, a superb example of early 19th-century European metalwork (circa 1800-1830).
This piece clearly stands out from late 19th-century mass-produced examples due to two features of primary collector importance: a cold-stamped heraldic mark on the lid (depicting a lion rampant or similar mythological figure, the signature of a historic coppersmith workshop) and a stunning dovetail seam.

Historic Dovetail Seam: The back of the body clearly shows the original interlocking brazed joint of the copper sheet. This entirely handmade construction detail is the ultimate visual guarantee of authentic pre-industrial craftsmanship.

Heavy Forged Copper: The item boasts an extraordinary weight of 1.885 kg relative to its 23 cm diameter, testifying to the use of thick, high-quality sheets.

Cast Elements: Featuring an elegant gooseneck spout and a solid, fixed bridge handle. The lid is topped with a refined turned brass finial.

Total height: 30 cm
Length (including spout): 32 cm
Maximum body diameter: 23 cm
Net weight: 1.885 kg (Premium Quality)

The item is presented in completely original, "as-found" condition, a deliberate choice to preserve its commercial value and historical charm.

Bottom: Beautifully and originally blackened by period carbon and soot deposits from genuine use over open fires or cast-iron stoves.

Body: Displays a warm, rich natural patina. Minor, shallow surface dents and a slight mark at the base of the spout testify to the history of the piece without altering its aesthetic harmony.

Interior: Shows period limescale layering and traces of natural oxidation (verdigris).

This item is sold strictly as a decorative, art, and high-end collector's piece (not suitable for food or beverage use).