This French antique copper zabaglione pan, from the 18th century, is a charming addition to any French farmhouse kitchen. With its curved base, rich patina, and rustic dents, it has a rich history. While it cannot stand on its own, it can be beautifully displayed by hanging it on a wall or from a pot rack, where its aged copper surface catches the light and adds warmth to your space. Use it as a copper kitchen accent alongside other vintage cookware or incorporate it into a shelf display with antique pottery and utensils for a cosy, lived-in aesthetic.
Due to it’s curved bottom, it cannot stand by itself and would need to be balanced against something for display. There are many dents and a misshapen rim which only adds to it’s charm. It also possibly had a stand attached at some point by the looks of the repairs.
