On offer is an impressive early 19th-century Georgian copper funnel, a substantial example of traditional industrial metalwork from the late Georgian to early Victorian era. This large funnel is entirely hand-constructed and features dovetail (castle) jointing, a hallmark of high-quality workmanship used before machine-made soldered seams became common.

Its heavy construction and generous proportions suggest use in an industrial environment, likely a distillery, brewery, or winery, where large quantities of liquid required specialised equipment. The funnel retains its authentic, untouched patina along with expected age-related dents and marks, reflecting a long working life.

Approximate Measurements:

• Length: 16.5 inches

• Diameter: 10 inches at widest point

A rare survivor of early industrial copperware, full of character and historic presence.

KEY FEATURES

• ✅ Authentic early 19th-century Georgian copper funnel

• ✅ Hand-made construction with dovetail joints

• ✅ Industrial origins – likely distillery, brewery, or winery use

• ✅ Approx. 16.5″ long × 10″ diameter

• ✅ Original patina with age-related dents and wear

• ✅ Fine example of early industrial copper craftsmanship

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