Hammered Martelage Brass Copper Pot Pan Iron Early Ware Forged Handles Antique

Description

View Hammered Martelage Brass Copper Pot Pan Iron Early Ware Forged Handles Antique with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Everything is non-magnetic even the handle. The only magnetic part is the coil that goes under the rolled rim. It allowed a chef to lift a very heavy, hot pot safely with both hands. The base is copper and the handle is iron and riveted iron, although the handles are not magnetic. The image appears to show an antique hand-hammered brass or copper pot or saucepan with a riveted iron handle. Based on the dimensions, thick gauge, and unique build, this is a heavy-duty antique brass or copper confit or sugar pot (often used historically for cooking down fruits, making jams. Everything is non-magnetic even the handle. The only magnetic part is the coil that goes under the rolled rim. The rim is magnetic because of the metal coil to strengthen the rim. Here is what your specific dimensions and details reveal about its history and value:🛠️ Craftsmanship & OriginsThe "Circle Design" (Martelage): The circular marks are texturing called martelage (hammering). In historic metal smithing, a heavy gauge sheet of copper/ brass was beaten into shape over an anvil using a rounded mallet. The fact that it is thick and heavy indicates high-quality, commercial-grade culinary Metal, rather than thin decorative metal. The Dual Handle Setup: Having one long extended handle paired with a shorter helper loop handle (giving it a full 17-inch span) is typical for specialized French, English, or European pieces. It allowed a chef to lift a very heavy, hot pot safely with both hands. DetailsMaterial: Hand-hammered brass body with a rolled rim and a riveted iron handle.Style: Traditional utilitarian cookware, often resembling 19th-to-early-20th-century French or English kitchenware. Condition: Shows a warm aged patina with visible surface hammering. Antique 1800s Handmade French or English Pot Forged Iron Handle Hammered bottom this is very old. Rolled lip edge. I believe it is from early 1900s. It’s also hard to find I don’t see many like this design. Solid bottom no holes beautiful hammered design. Measures approximately 4 1/2 inches tall by 8 1/4” wide without the two handles ….17 inches with the handles. The base is copper and the handle is iron and riveted iron, although the handles are not magnetic. I have included many pictures, but message if you would like more pictures or questions. Super rich warm copper/ brass color. This one does not look like it was used much or else it was kept in very good condition. They heat up fast and they cooled down fast. This looks like a restaurant quality. This is a very old pan. No large dents dings or scratches, general wear on the pan, but nothing significant actually in really good condition. Condition: Used. Category: Home & Garden › Kitchen, Dining & Bar › Cookware › Saucepans & Stockpots. Brand: Unbranded.

Stove Type Compatibility

Electric, Gas

Number of Items in Set

1

Shape

Round

Item Diameter

8 in

Color

Copper

Type of Oven

Electric, Gas

Set Includes

Lid, Saucepan

Material

Brass

MPN

None

Item Length

17 in

Item Depth

4 in

California Prop 65 Warning

No

Brand

Unbranded

Type

Saucepan

Heat Resistance

Unknown

Capacity

2 qt

Manufacturer Warranty

NA

Item Height

5 in

Features

Easy Clean, Long Handle

Surface Coating

Copper

Country of Origin

France

Item Width

8 in