Duo of old culs-de-poule in tinned copper

Both cul-de-poule are in very good condition. They have many marks of use, which is quite normal for this type of objects. These are tinned copper containers intended for culinary preparation, round in shape, with a rounded bottom also to promote the use of a whisk. These come from the famous mora house, created at the fall of napoleon in 1814 in the les halles district, in the heart of paris by charles trottier, copper boilermaker and tinmer. The smallest is marked on the reverse of the workshop mark. Very beautiful patina for these authentic objects, witness of a french know-how that has made our history. The dimensions entered in the advertisement are those of the largest. The smallest is 17 cm in diameter, 8 cm high and 11 cm at the base.

Ref. : SG3CHQYR