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    Posted 7 years ago

    RetiredOre…
    (7 items)

    Hammered copper kettle with Lionshead Ring retainers, no markings or background info, appears to be a vtg or antique kettle, Lionsheads are braze attached thru the kettle wall, obtained at an estate sale.

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    1. RetiredOregonLEO RetiredOregonLEO, 7 years ago
      Initial cleaning reveals that the Lionsheads are brass, the round copper " bulb " legs appear to have a wood or some form of weighted "fill" inside them, as they have a dull thud-like rattle when kettle is shaken. The bottom pan of the kettle is brazed/soldered to kettle walls, braze is decaying as slight seepage of liquid was passing.
    2. OlofZ OlofZ, 7 years ago
      Nice! An outer flowerpot? That's what I would use it as, anyway.
    3. Celiene Celiene, 7 years ago
      Yes - it's a flower pot.

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