A stunning antique circa 1870s to very early 1900s heavy copper pot with tin lining and a riveted iron handle. This piece features the rare cockerel mark for Dehillerin, first used by Charmois in the 1870s, which them folded into J. Lasnier until finally being purchased by Dehillerin, Dehillerin continued using the mark for a few more years into the very early 1900s. This pan could have been made anywhere in the 30-ish year period.

This is a beautiful handcrafted piece, made to last generations. There are plenty of marks and bumps to the outside, as to be expected from a piece that was used in a commercial environment for decades. The iron handle is sturdy and well-connected. The pan has been polished and re-tinned and is ready for use! Marked with the cockerel mark, this pan also is stamped “B. B.” and an “A. R.” mark that has been X-ed out.

Measures 10.5” across by 7.5” deep, 22” total length including handle. 2.7-3.2mm width at the lip. Weighs a bit over 14 pounds 9 ounces!

The final image is a screenshot of an old advertisement that I found while researching this mark, thank you to Vintage French Copper for all the helpful information! https://www.vintagefrenchcopper.com/2020/12/cockerel-redux/