Antique Brass Preserving Pan – Georgian Period (Circa 1800) – 40cm

A remarkable Antique Brass Preserving Pan dating from the Georgian period, circa 1800. Measuring approximately 40cm in diameter, this beautiful piece is a fine example of early 19th-century craftsmanship and traditional kitchenware.

Historically used for making jams, preserves, marmalades, and confectionery, the wide, shallow design allowed for efficient evaporation during the preserving process. Today, its rich aged brass patina and authentic character make it a highly sought-after decorative and collectible item.

The warm golden tones and centuries-old craftsmanship bring a sense of history and elegance to any setting. Whether displayed in a country kitchen, period home, antique collection, or repurposed as a decorative centrepiece, this Georgian preserving pan is a timeless statement piece.

Features:

• Authentic antique brass preserving pan

• Georgian period, circa 1800

• Approximate diameter: 40cm

• Traditional design for making jams and preserves

• Beautiful naturally aged brass patina

• Handcrafted with exceptional period craftsmanship

• Ideal for collectors of Georgian antiques and historic kitchenware

• Perfect as a decorative display piece, planter, or heritage home accessory

• A unique piece of culinary and decorative history

This Antique Brass Preserving Pan offers a rare opportunity to own a genuine piece of Georgian-era craftsmanship, combining historical significance, enduring beauty, and timeless appeal.