Copper skillets (2): Hand-forged with long steel handles. Circa 1700’s 1800’s. Free shipping!
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Hand/forged copper skillets. Unique collectible pair. Circa 1700's to 1800's. Have some discoloration indicative of authentic aged copper. Unique and historic wall decoration. Free shipping.
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