Frying Pan

Frying Pan A round frying pan made of copper sheet in the 19th century from the Potocki collection. The utensil has the shape of a low cylinder with a rounded bottom edge. In the middle of the pan, a steel semi-ring is attached with four rivets with a long, slightly curved handle, slightly broadened at the end, with a small opening for hanging the utensil. The letters “A.P” were imprinted on the side of the pan, under the nine-pronged crown and digit “11” below it. The utensil was tinned inside. The discussed frying pan is exhibited in the Eastern Corridor on the second floor, together with other vessels made of copper, which predominantly constitute remnants after the no longer existing castle kitchens.