Late 19th Century French Copper Measuring Vessel w/ 2 Handles 7½"

A handsome late 19th-century French copper measuring vessel, showcasing expert craftsmanship and timeless rustic appeal. Featuring two sturdy side handles and beautifully detailed riveted seams, this utilitarian piece exemplifies the traditional metalworking techniques of the period. The surface bears a rich, warm patina developed over decades of use, with subtle hammered and soldered textures adding visual interest. 

Originally used for measuring liquids or grains, this vessel now offers versatile decorative possibilities. Use it as a distinctive cachepot for houseplants, an elegant holder for kitchen utensils, or display it alongside other antique copperware for a striking vignette. Its sculptural form and historical character make it an ideal addition to farmhouse, country kitchen, or French provincial décor.

Condition and patina consistent with age.
Approx. overall 7½" high x 9" wide incl. handles x 6¾" diameter externally
Approx. overall 19cm high x 23cm wide incl. handles x 17cm diameter externally