Antique Copper hammered cauldron Bucket Hanger Primitive Farmhouse hand foraged.

Charming vintage copper pot with a sturdy iron handle. Perfect for rustic decor. vintage or antique copper boiler, possibly used for heating water or other liquids. The object has a distinct patina, which is a common characteristic of aged copper. The object is a copper boiler with a handle and a stand or hanger made of a dark metal, possibly iron. The shape is oval or "cul de poule," which is a type of French copper bowl used for beating omelets. The patina on the copper suggests it is an older piece, with a natural chemical oxidation that has occurred over time. The design, with the hanging ring, is similar to an antique colander or a Japanese shrine bell (suzu). The "denting" on the copper is likely a decorative technique called hammered copper. This technique involves shaping and texturing the metal by striking it with a hammer, which leaves a pattern of small indentations. This process can be used to create a unique surface finish and is often seen on vintage and antique copper items.