Small saucepan

Small saucepan A small deep copper saucepan from the late 19th/early 20th century, from the collection of the Potocki family. Vessel of cylindrical shape with rounded lower edge. In the middle of the height of the body a handle made of steel, curved upwards, slightly widening, ending in a semi-circle, with a hole for hanging. At the body, the handle expands into the shape of a heart-shaped leaf and is fixed by three rivets. The number “15” is placed on the side of the body. Inside, the vessel is whitened (tin plated). The saucepan is exhibited in the Eastern Corridor on the second floor, where copper wares (vessels), which are mainly the remains of the no longer existing castle kitchens are gathered.