This charming Copper Saucepan is an original Edwardian Kitchenware item that is sure to impress in a country or farmhouse kitchen setting.
There are the original makers' marks stamped to the side of the pan 'Benham & Sons'.
This beautiful original Copper Saucepan dates back to the Edwardian era, C1910.
The saucepan is made of copper and display a gorgeous oxidized metal patination to the interior and would make for a unique piece of metalware in the kitchen.
The saucepan has a long handle with a hanging hole in the end, attached to the lid and pan with gorgeous rivets, adding to the character.
This copper Saucepan is a collector's pieces for those interested in antique kitchenware and historical culinary items.
Overall, this antique saucepan is in excellent condition, with obvious signs of worn patination and use, as to be expected from a item with years of history.
There is a dint to the lid edge, which does cause a slight gap (see photographs).
Sauce pan measuring approximately.:
Height : 14.5cm
Width : 24cm
Depth : 45cm
Depth including handle :
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