Antique Copper Deposit, 19th Century

Name: Antique Copper Deposit, 19th Century
Brand: Antigüedades Calderón
SKU: cmoroftbp02o1tey3hqdwnuys
Price: 295 EUR
Availability: InStock

Decorative Objects · 19th Century

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19th-century copper tank once used to heat water, standing on iron legs.

It measures 80 cm high and 57 cm in diameter overall, including the legs; the tank alone is 60 cm high and 42 cm in diameter. It weighs 18.5 kg. Minor signs of use.

Century: 19th Century
Material: Copper
Condition: Minor signs of use
Dimensions: 80 cm × 60 cm × 42 cm
Listed on: 4 May 2026

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Decorative Objects 19th Century Copper

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