Tinned Copper Drinking Water Reservoir – 18th Century

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Tinned Copper Drinking Water Reservoir – 18th Century

A substantial tinned copper drinking water reservoir dating from the 18th century, originally intended for storing water in large houses. This type of container was used in castles, religious institutions, and hospitals. The shape is elegant and balanced, with a generously curved body resting on a circular base adorned with hammered decoration. The body is decorated with a discreet frieze, while the two original brass handles on the sides ensure a secure grip. The interior retains its original tinning, consistent with the object's initial use. Dimensions: Height: 64 cm; Diameter: 55 cm; Width with handles: 60 cm

850 €

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Antiquités Braga - Le Vignon-en-Quercy, France

Period: 18th century

Style: Louis 14th, Regency

Condition: Condition of use

Material: Copper

Diameter: 55 cm hors anses.

Height: 64 cm

Reference (ID): 1691063

Availability: In stock