Antique Cooking Pots

Antique 19th century American dovetailed copper cooking pot features rectangular shape with rounded corners, often referred to as poissonniere, with lightly flared rim and two cast ...

Antique late 18th, early 19th century American dovetailed copper cauldron or cooking pot features wide base with rounded bottom, tapered to the flared rim, and two forged iron loop h...

Very large South Indian hand-hammered solid copper cooking or serving ceremonial platter. Very large hand-hammered solid copper cooking pot from southern India.

17th century French Louis XIV Period pot hook made of wrought iron. The trammel was used for cooking to hang the pots above the fire.

Our polished French copper chaudron could be hung in the kitchen as a decorative accessory (or even used functionally as a cooking pot). It would also make a very unique wine cooler ...

Known for its excellent heat conductivity, copper was the preferred material for large cooking pots, kettles, and cauldrons used in open hearth cooking.

Additional items within the dark room, such as copper cooking pots and a straw broom, emphasize that the weaver is not wealthy.

To the left of the central group, a man and a woman are depicted near a cooking pot suspended above an open fire, accompanied by two children.

The baby Jesus is depicted with a lid from the cooking pot on his head – a quintessential example of The Dada movement which embraced nonsense and irrationality.

Bisetsky transforms the subject into a humorous allegorical character: the Count stirs an explosive cooking pot while soldiers in the background rally beneath a banner reading “Sauve...

However, a few japanned pieces and a cast iron cooking pot have been found with the word "Loveridge" as a mark.

The tri-lobed shape and combed ridges of this cooking pot increased heating efficiency by maximizing the vessel’s surface area.

Reflecting the timeless tradition of ceramica rustica, this pot was once a staple in kitchens across the region, used primarily for cooking legumes over an open flame.

Made of copper with a large forged iron handle attached with rivets, these country kitchen essentials could still be used for cooking. The pots are in excellent condition, and each a...

This piece was made for symbolic use in a burial, but it was made in the shape of an actual cooking pot. The large surface area heats food evenly and efficiently over the fire.

Once used in households across southern Italy for cooking legumes, these pots carry a rich history of daily life, evoking a sense of nostalgia and connection to the culinary customs ...

These pots, available in varying sizes, were traditionally used throughout southern Italy for cooking legumes, showcasing their practicality and enduring charm.

Commonly used for cooking legumes, this charming pot reflects the practical artistry of its time.

Originally used for simmering, reducing, or everyday cooking, this pot now serves as both a functional kitchen piece and a decorative object.

The base is crafted from an authentic 19th century Provençal confit pot, a traditional earthenware vessel once used daily in the French country home for cooking and preserving meats.

This 19th century Spanish grey-stone shallow basin sink would be best for outdoor use like an outdoor cooking station, bird bath, or potting shed.

This Antique Portuguese shallow stone sink, with its overall 4" height, would be best for outdoor use like an outdoor cooking area, bird bath, or potting shed.

Traditionally, they were used above an indoor floor hearth (irori) to hold cooking vessels such as tea pot over the fire. These koi hoods provide a lovely ornamental touch to an othe...

Early 19th century brass cooking pot This is a lovely looking 19th century cooking Pot, it has been used as a log bucket and works very well as such.