Antique Copper Manor House Water Carrier or Jug c1860

This antique copper pot, with its warm, aged patina, speaks to a history of practical use. The hand-hammered surface bears the marks of time. Its sturdy construction and two robust, arched handles suggest it was designed for both durability and ease of lifting, likely over an open fire or hearth, possibly for holding liquids or water. The darkened interior further hints at its functional past, making it not just a decorative object but a tangible piece of culinary history, evocative of a  different time. It bears the mark of "Tylwych Manor", an ancient Welsh country house. Old homes always marked their copper for when items were send for repair, it was easy to keep track of which pieces belonged to whom. Imported from England. Heirloom. 

Measurements: 

Height: 10.5"

Width: 13.5."

Depth: 12"

Weight: 7 lb 14 oz