Copper Vessel – Hand-Chased, Possibly Manifattura Toscana, Italy, Pre-1890

Origin: Italy (likely Tuscany)

Manufacturer: Possibly Manifattura Toscana

Design Epoch: Pre-1890

Production Period: Pre-1890

Materials: Solid copper, tin-lined interior, hand-forged copper handle

Features:
Finely crafted antique copper vessel featuring elaborate hand-chased floral ornamentation and a stylized face motif. The rim flanges are elegantly shaped and pierced to hold the swing handle, all consistent with 19th-century Tuscan metalworking tradition.

The hand-incised decoration reflects the refined aesthetic associated with the Manifattura Toscana workshops, active in Italy in the late 19th century.
A striking decorative object that also serves beautifully as a planter, vase, or stand-alone sculptural piece.

Marks / Signatures: Unmarked (typical for handcrafted copperware of the period)

Condition: Good overall condition consistent with age and use. Minor signs of wear and patina. 

Measurements:
Height (without handle): approx. 20 cm
Diameter: approx. 28 cm