An older hand made hammered copper stock pot tin lined. The brass/bronze handles are distinctive to a mystery maker - there are no maker marks on the piece. The sides are formed from a sheet of copper and brass cramp seamed at one handle - linear flat hammer marks. The bottom is cramp seamed (dovetail) to the pot wall ring.
Condition for this age pot is good. This estate item was passed down through a family. The basis form is really straight and good - no dents or serious damage - the handles are tight. I think this pot was used residentially, because It does not have all the lumps and bruises of antique commercial cookware... as such a very sound candidate for restoration.
