A beautiful antique circa early 1900s copper pot with spout and helper handle, made by Walter Buzzini of New York City.

In excellent condition for its age, no dents or damage, just the usual small bumps, marks and signs of use you would expect from old copper that’s 120+ years old. Beautiful dovetail or cramp seam construction! Newly polished, tinned and ready to use!

Measures approximately 15” across not including handle (26.5" wide along the handles) by 8.5” tall, thickness of the copper is approximately 1.7-1.8mm. These spouted pots tended to top out around 10 or 11 inches wide by 5 inches deep in the early 1900s copper catalogs; given the much larger size of this piece and the helper handle along with the "Newland" stamp below the makers mark, I believe this was a custom piece and not a standard catalog model.