This assortment of domestic and decorative metalware comprises various copper and brass items, primarily of British origin. The collection includes a large, shallow copper charger featuring a heavy green verdigris patina across the interior surface. A large brass tea kettle is included, designed with a gooseneck spout and an ebonised wooden handle. The lot also features a set of graduated copper skillets, each fitted with a long, wrought iron handle. Decorative elements include a copper food mould in the form of a fish and a pear-shaped copper powder flask with a brass dispenser nozzle. The hollowware includes several pitchers and jugs of varying sizes, hammered copper tankards, and a large copper funnel. Serving items consist of a large oval copper tray with integral handles and decorative studding. Smaller accessories include a set of nested copper measures with wire handles, a small brass bowl, and a heavy brass ring-pull component. The pieces display various manufacturing techniques including hand-hammering, wrought iron work, and cast brass elements.
Condition report:
The collection is in varied, aged condition with a heavy patina, surface oxidation, and verdigris consistent with age and domestic use. Visible surface scratches and minor indentations are present across multiple items. The wrought iron handles on the skillets show significant surface rust. The brass kettle has a heavy accumulation of dried white metal polish residue.
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