Small hand worked copper pan with a shallow round body, flared rim and distinctive forged iron loop handle secured by large rivets. The irregular construction, heavy patina and old repairs give this piece strong early culinary and decorative character.
Details
- Maker: Unmarked
- Origin: Likely French or Continental European
- Era: Likely late 19th to early 20th century
- Form: Small shallow au gratin, serving or individual cooking pan
- Material: Copper
- Handle: Forged iron loop handle
- Attachment: Two large rivets with exterior iron mounting plate
- Body: Hand worked shallow round form
- Rim: Broad flared or rolled outer edge
- Interior: Copper surface with extensive oxidation and remnants consistent with old tinning or solder around the bottom seam
- Base: Heavy multicolor oxidation and evidence of old repair
- Patina: Copper brown, dark oxidation and substantial green verdigris
- Markings: None visible
- Measurements: Add diameter, height and overall length including handle
Condition
Heavily worn antique condition with extensive oxidation, verdigris, surface wear, deformation and old repair or solder work. A small perforation or split appears visible in the bottom. Decorative and collectible use recommended rather than food preparation.
Collector Appeal
The compact scale, forged loop handle and untouched surface make this particularly appealing as primitive kitchen decor or as part of an antique French copper cookware collection.
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