Antique Tin Coffee Pot With Soldered Seams, 1800’s Zsinta

 

Product Description:  This original 19th century tin coffee pot features a straight spout, hand-crafted hinged lid, hand-soldered seams and handle.  This early tinware pot stands 10 1/2″ tall with a wooden finial knob which is riveted to the lid.  An early  kitchen or hearth collectible which displays handsomely.

* Being sold as a collectible,  Not for food use.

Features:

• Hand-soldered seams, handle, hinged lid and 5 1/2″ long spout
• Wooden finial/knob riveted to hinged lid
• Hand-soldered connection on crafted, hinged lid
• Rolled and folded rims
• 3 incised rings encircling the pot
• Natural surface patina

Circa:   Late 1800’s

Maker:  Unknown

Markings/Signatures:  No visible signatures

Dimensions:
10 1/2″ Tall x 7 1/4″ (base diameter)
9″ from surface to top of spout
5 1/2″ Height of handle
5 1/2″ long spout
4 3/4″ diameter top opening

Product Weight: 12.7 ounces

Style:  Country Primitive

Condition:  Previously owned – used.  Wear is consistent with age and use.    Heavier patina is forming underneath lid, lip area and bottom.  A nice layer of natural aged darkening which has formed on the exterior over the years.  One small ding on body, only felt to the touch.  Lid stays lifted up an 1/8″ as shown in photo.  

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