A hand-hammered copper pot on three forged iron feet with a lily motif finish — the handle made of hand-forged iron, passed through twisted eyelet holders. The hammer marks inside and out prove its handcrafted origin; copper and wrought iron were joined by two different craftsmen. Typical of Central European rural craftsmanship from the late 19th to early 20th century, possibly older.
Material & Condition
Copper body, hand-hammered. Wrought iron feet and handle. Deep, genuine patina: copper-brown with dark green tones (verdigris) on the outside; hammered structure on the inside. Iron parts with age-appropriate surface rust — no structural damage. Copper body intact: no cracks, no holes. Not suitable for food contact or cooking. Price is for 1 piece.
Dimensions
Opening diameter: 13.5 cm
Height: 14 cm
Style & Use
As a decorative planter, fireplace accessory, Halloween cauldron display, or collector's item for antique copper. Suits Farmhouse, Cottagecore, and Maximalist interiors. Rare piece from the Eisenstadt flea market.
From the flea market in Eisenstadt, hand-picked. Ships from Austria, carefully packaged.
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