Antique Large Copper Cowboy Coffee Pot Wooden Bail Handle Original Chain
Product Description: Earlier on, especially in the Western U.S., it was a tradition for Cowboys and Ranchers to make their coffee around campfires with pots similar to this one. They were also used on ships during some American Wars. This extra large coffee pot with a copper exterior and tin interior is constructed with rivets, soldered seams and rolled or folded edges. Underneath the lid which is held on by the original chain, are initials scratched in the surface which appears to be "E L", from a previous owner or craftsman. A coffee pot like this one is not an easy find and is a wonderful display piece.
- Copper Exterior with Tin Interior
- Soldered and Folded Seams
- Original Chain attached to Lid
- Soldered and Riveted Spout
- Three Handles; Wooden Grip Bail, Tipping and Lid
- Previous Owners or Crafter Initialed Inside Lid
Circa: Most likely Late 1800s – Early 1900s
Dimensions:
Height: 14 1/4" tall (to top of bail handle in upright position)
Height: 13” tall (to top of lid)
11" tall (w/o lid, to top of rim)
Top Opening (Inside Diameter): 4”
Base Diameter: 9 3/4"
Product Weight: 4 pounds 8 ounces
Primary Materials: Copper and Tin (possibly some brass hardware)
Condition: Previously owned - used. Condition is consistent with age and use. Original chain attached to lid. Light indentations here and there on exterior. Oxidation and age darkening in areas on exterior and interior. Light rusting and blue oxidation in areas on interior. Bottom heat marks and discoloration on exterior base. Due to age not recommended for food use. Being sold as a collectible or accent piece. Please refer to all photographs as they are part of the description.
Origin: Most likely United States
Markings: Only visible markings are initials "E L" underneath lid (as shown).
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