Bidspirit auction | Twelve 19th Century Copper Cooking

Twelve 19th Century Copper Cooking Pots - Description: A group of twelve assorted copper pots and household tools. Seven pieces feature tin lining on the base of the pots or sides. Includes one Paul Beyer Philadelphia 19th century pot with spout with an adjoining boiler insert, one haystack mesauring jug, a kettle, six cooking pots, including one with an adjoining lid with matching wrought iron handles (one marked, possibly Newark NJ), and a chamber candlestick. Markings & Inscriptions: Four marked, rest unmarked Date: 19th Century Maker: Various Dimensions: Smallest pot measures 4.75” x 2.5”. Largest pot measures 11.6” x 6.5”. Provenance: From a Phoenixville, Pennsylvania collection. Condition: Surface is coated with grease and verdigris from placement in a kitchen near a stove. Good condition otherwise. One small break to the candlestick.