An exceptionally beautiful antique circa late 1800s copper stock pot with bronze spout and handles, made by E. Dehillerin of Paris. In excellent condition for its age, no major dents or damage, just the usual small bumps around the base, light surface marks and signs of use you would expect from old copper that’s over 120 years old. Beautiful dovetail construction, sturdy handles held with strong rivets. Sits nice and flat on a gas burner but may have a bit of a wobble on a perfectly flat cooking surface like glass. The tin is in excellent condition with no copper showing through and only a few speckled dark marks.

Measures approximately 7” across not including handles; 9.5” across with handles; 10.75“ deep, 12” tall to the top of the lid handle; this heavy, hotel quality piece weighs 8 pounds 1 ounces empty! Wall thickness of approximately 2 mm.