Vintage, Copper, Dough, Blend, Bowls, Handmade Kitchen Utensils Rustic Farm Style Classic Elegance

  
The brilliance and beauty of copper seduce cooks. It inspires collections on top of the kitchen islets, almost too brown to be used. And since gold utensils and brass cabinet handles have become particularly fashionable lately, hot metals have a moment. But the reality, of course, is that copper kitchen utensils are not only beautiful, nor a trend. Copper is the oldest metal used by man.

It offers unparalleled conductivity and heats quickly and evenly, making it a powerful tool in your kitchen. It's not cheap either and it requires care. Copper is a natural metal, used for the first time to manufacture tools in the Middle East about 10,000 years ago.

One of the oldest pieces, dated about 8700 BC. Found in the north of the irak. Copper pots are the most satisfying of all to cook, as they retain and spread the heat well, julia child advised in mastering the art of French cooking, helping to popularize the material in the imagination of American cooks. But in fact, America has always had its own copper tradition.

Paul revere was a dinandier. In fact, many countries and kitchens have copper in the kitchen, for example, you can turn to Indian kadhais and Mexican cazos. These bowls have a warm and aged copper coloration with a beautiful patina. From there, it is difficult to distinguish whether it is solid copper or plated copper. Anyway, the copper finish is both brilliant and convincing. These bowls have a rolled edge and both have a solid brass ring label as it is used. This is where there seems to be a faded stamped print. Unfortunately, on both bowls, regardless of the stamp that was made, neither one remains identifiable, their provenance remains a mystery. 9 about x 4.75. 12 around x 5.5 h. There is a rustic elegance with copper. Its catchy radiance and warm patina are as relevant in a farm setting as in the best kitchens. Copper passes effortlessly through many lifestyles and always attracts attention. This is the standard by which finer cooking utensils are measured. Alpha in faded metal, copper is the standard by which all thinner kitchen utensils are measured. If you are looking for rustic elegance in your home, look no further than copper.