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APPLEBY ANTIQUES

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A fabulous, and complete, late nineteenth century, English copper bain marie set comprising bain marie, trivet, eight graduated saucepans and a double boiler. Every item is marked “BARRON & WILSON 436 STRAND” in an oval stamp. Barron and Wilson were locksmiths, ironmongers and braziers from the mid 18th century until the late 1880’s. They produced high quality copper kitchen ware and they were by Royal Appointment. This set would date from c.1880 and it is rare that a set like this is still all together after 150 years. Each pan has steel handles and small, mushroom shaped brass finials. Originally they would have been tinned on the exterior as well as the interior but the tin has been removed from the outside revealing the copper beneath. The bain marie has folding brass handles, a wired rim, and its’ original copper trivet. It is also marked with the orb and cross symbol used by Benhams so it was probably made by Benhams for retail by Barron and Wilson.
Dimensions: Bain marie: Length 48cm. Width 38.5cm. Height 10.8cm. Double boiler: Height 13.5cm. Diameter 9cm. Overall length of pan and handle 17.5cm.
Saucepans from the largest to the smallest:
Height 19.5cm. Diameter 15.5cm. Overall length of pan and handle 30.5cm.
Height 14cm. Diameter 13.5cm. Overall length of pan and handle 25.6cm.
Height 13.5cm. Diameter 12.4cm. Overall length of pan and handle 22.8cm.
Height 11.5cm. Diameter 11cm. Overall length of pan and handle 20.8cm.
2 X Height 10.5cm. Diameter 9.8cm. Overall length of pan and handle 18.5cm.
2 X Height 9.5cm. Diameter 8.3cm. Overall length of pan and handle 16cm.
There is slight pitting to the steel handles but otherwise this set is in excellent condition and the interiors have all been re-tinned so that it can be used.
Price includes postage within the UK. Shipping to the U.S.A. add £100. Most of Western Europe add £50.

  • Period: c.1880
    • Price: £3,400.00
    • €3,980 Euro
    • $4,550 US Dollar
  • Location: London