Antique French Copper Marmite Stockpot with Dovetailed Seams, c.1850

Antique French Copper Marmite Stockpot with Dovetailed Seams, c.1850This antique French copper marmite stockpot is a rare piece of 19th century cookware, dating to circa 1850, and beautifully restored for use today. Marmites were traditionally used in French kitchens as stockpots, perfect for simmering soups, stews, and broths. The word marmite itself comes from Old French, meaning pot or cauldron, and these vessels became staples of French cuisine in the 18th and 19th centuries. This example features finely hand cut

typical of coffee pots from this era

25" Diameter x 2

Valencia Bloom

Clean with care using a dry cloth to preserve its original finish

while the handle features embossed shaping and sculptural form

This exceptional antique English oval serving tray embodies the elegance and craftsmanship associated with classic British hospitality service

Around the body is a ribbed banded design

The handle

copper serveware

these petite pans offer beauty and heritage in every bite

Whether you’re preparing sponge cake or cornbread

This elegant oval tea caddy was crafted by the renowned English silversmith Barker Ellis