This object is a rare 19th-century antique steel campfire or hanging hearth pan. [1]Key CharacteristicsDual-Handle Design: It features a long flat handle on one side for steadying or moving, and an angled secondary handle with a distinct loop on the opposite side. [1]Hearth Compatibility: The looped secondary handle allows the pan to be hooked, suspended, or balanced over an open fire or inside a large open hearth. [1]Construction: It is built from heavy-duty rustic steel or iron, utilizing hand-wrought, hammered rivets to permanently attach the handles. [1]Function: Historically, these deep-walled pans were utilized for primitive cowboy cooking, campfire stews, or baking over hot embers measures 12 in x 26 in x 11.5 in

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