Handcrafted copper was made in America from early in the eighteenth century until about 1850, with the center of its production in Pennsylvania. Newer copper pieces are also very collectible. An excellent reference with photos and market values is "Antique Brass and Copper" by Mary Frank Gaston.
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2167
Copper Ladle
This copper ladle has a long handle and the body has an all over design in the copper. It is 4 in. tall and has a 4 1/4 in. diameter at the bottom. With the handle it is 11 in. long.
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: copper
Full Price: $24.25 26 % off!
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1581
Unique Turkish Copper Handmade Case
This case was polished with silver dust and tin, giving the appearance of silver plate. The silver is over copper which shows through the silver in places which makes the piece quite interesting. It is 5 in. round. There is a handle for carrying. There is a hinge and clasp. The piece was handmade and hand hammered. It is definitely a unique accent.
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: copper
Full Price: $38.50 29 % off!
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2116
Copper Pitcher
This antique copper pitcher has a brass handle. The pitcher is 8 1/2 in. in height and is 4 1/2 in. in diameter at the base. It is 6 1/4 in. from handle to spout. The bottom is weighted so is substantial. It has a small dent in the side.
Condition: used
Manufacturer: copper
