Description
Copper jam pans were a staple of Victorian kitchens, valued for their excellent heat conductivity which allows preserves to cook evenly and reduces the risk of burning. This example is solid copper with a cast handle, built for durability and practical use during a time when preserving fruit was an essential household skill. It is 36.5cm in diameter and 15.5cm high excluding the handle, offering generous capacity for batch cooking. The pan remains in remarkably good condition, with a clean interior and strong structure, making it suitable for continued use or as a decorative kitchen piece. A well-proportioned and increasingly sought-after example of traditional cookware. $525 in store and $550 online due to additional postage costs.
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