Early Copper Strainer

Approx. 21" long and 7" in diameter.

Antique Early 1800's Copper Strainer 17" in Diameter Preowned from an Estate Cleanout. $20 Domestic Shipping.

American, 19th and 20th century. A grouping of various sized copper pots, pans and lids. Lot includes four lids (one with handle), copper strainer, copper skillet, 4 copper pots with single pot marked

430g. 18 1/2" long X 3 1/2" at widest.  Excellent antique condition.  Hand punched holes, cut marks and forging of the handle.  French early 19th century. No Reserve US domestic shipping is $15 for

COPPER DIPPER, PAIR OF MATCHING DIPPER AND STRAINER MARKED "D. STAILEY" - LIVERPOOL, PA 16 1/2" TO 26" L

Lot of early through vintage brass candlesticks, doorstop, copper and brass strainers, scoop etc..

4 Antique Early American Forged Kitchen Utensils. iron and copper. Spoons, ladles, strainers. Each approximately 22.5 inches in length.

American/European, late 19th-early 20th century. Group includes a cast iron scale, brass watering can, pewter teapot, copper teapot on stand, wrought iron strainer, cast iron lock box and two silverpl

5 Early Copper Pots and Lids, French or English, Georgian era, 6 1/2" to 11 1/2" diameter.

Unique vintage copper moonshine still. Nice condition with some dents and wear from use and age. Displays extremely well with a great original look. Measures overall approximately 50" across by 30" ta

A nice example of this 3-D copper boot trade sign, featuring age-appropriate patina and great display. CONDITION: Boot shows age-appropriate wear throughout. Pitting and bending to the copper. Piece r

includes: 2 frying pans and 2 sauce pans. All pieces are signed. 15 1/2" and 11 1/2" frying pan. 13" and 8 1/2" sauce pan. From the collection of Marilynn Brass, Cambridge, MA. Marilynn is one of the

A two-piece hearth grouping to include an iron skewer set with rack and a copper blow poke. Poke: 28in long.

Early Copper Pot 11 1/4"H x 15 3/4"L

19th century, approx 6".

COINS: Forty-Nine early copper coins, including nine half cents from 1809 to 1835, thirty-seven large cents from 1803 to 1856 and 3 two cent pieces from1864 to 1865, grades range from Good to Fine and

19th century, most 6".

all hand made, various sizes, largest is 11" in diameter and smallest is 7" in diameter. From the collection of Marilynn Brass, Cambridge, MA. Marilynn is one of the Brass Sisters and known for their

An early copper goose neck tea kettle with shaped handle, acorn finial and dovetailed base, signed illegibly on the top of handle (see photos) - early 19th century. Minor usage dings, small soldered r

mid 1800's. 28" wing span. In good condition with some old repairs and damage to beak.

4 Early Copper Pots, French or English, 9 1/2" to 12" diameter.

soldered seams, Great patina, Copper Pig weather vane, missing tail 23T x 31L x 4D Line Item # 213

EARLY COPPER CONTAINERSCollection includes cooking pots, watering can, funnel, shaped hot water bottle, hand-hammered hot water container, many pieces dovetailed, from the Historical Mordecai Lincoln

North American. 1870s. Copper. Stamped, “RO”, on the top of the handle of long-handled pan. Ranges in height from 6" to 12". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.