Cauldron China

Ding (ancient Chinese cauldrons) are one of the most important shapes used in Chinese ritual bronzes.

At the bottom of the backrest, we find a traditional Chinese cauldron, known as a "ding," a vessel used for cooking in Chinese cuisine, which also holds symbolic meaning of abundance...

Turquoise plastic insert with insulation and metallic surround - in the style of a Chinese Cauldron

An extremely heavy cast Iron Cauldron with ornate details of leaves, flowers and fish, with handles on each side.

French early 20th century copper pot with iron swing handle. Hand raised copper, tin lined, distinctive twist iron handle made by Havard workshop with the Villedieu "Viking Longship"...

A large brass cauldron with copper bottom and heavy, iron loop handles. With a well patinated surface. Perfect for use as a log bin, planter, or wine cooler.

Late Victorian copper cauldron pot with handles Inside circumference is 14 1/2" diameter and 12" tall.

This 19th century hammered cauldron was sourced from France and is worked in brass, its surface finished in a warm gold brass tone. The hammered cauldron is raised by hand with visib...

Primitive Rustic Iron Cauldron from the northern part of Spain, 1920s Made in molded cast iron, originally used for cooking. This iron vessel is heavily constructed, it is strong an...

A very handsome early 19th century Cauldron from the South of France. Beautifully crafted from heavy gauge copper with a spout and side handles. Perfect as a jardiniere or to hold fi...

Mid-late 19th century French copper & iron swing handled cauldron pot. Dovetailed construction; worn tinned interior. Iron straps on each side with swing handles. A magnificently gra...

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...