Copper Bucket Hammered Tinned No2

Copper Bucket Hammered Tinned No2 KB0021

Made in Greece

The Copper Bucket Hammered Tinned No2 is of excellent quality, traditional, copper bucket. The Copper Bucket Hammered Tinned No2 is perfect for every use, either decorative or usable. The Copper Bucket Hammered Tinned No2 is combines perfectly the usability, the elegance, the beauty and the tradition!

The Copper Bucket Hammered Tinned No2 is made in Greece, of 100% pure copper and it is inside tinned. The handle is made of brass with wooden grip. The Copper Bucket Hammered Tinned No2 is entirely handcrafted and it has Hammered Tinned by skilled artisans. The Copper Bucket Hammered Tinned No2 is of excellent quality and durable constraction. The Copper Bucket Hammered Tinned No2 with the proper care, for copper items, will last for a lifetime.

• Made of 100% Clear Copper.
• Inside Tinned.
• Handcrafted.
• Durable.
• Brass Handle.
• Wooden Grip.
• Appropriate for contact with food.
• Perfect for domestic & professional use.

    Dimensions:
• Diameter Up: 19.5 cm
• Diameter Bottom: 13.8 cm
• Height: 18.3 cm
• Weight: 620 gr.
• Capacity: 3.5 Liters.

Care Tips for Copper and Brass Products

• Wash the copper or the brass items, before the first use, with detergents and water. Then, rinse and dry with a soft cotton cloth.
• In order to bring back the initial polishing use the traditional solution. Damp a cloth in a solution of vinegar and salt or lemon and rub the copper item. Alternatively you can buy a special cleaner for copper and brass items.
• One more magical way to bring back the initial polishing in copper and brass items is to immerse them for 2-3 seconds in solution that you have already prepared inside a container with citric acid sour salt. Firstly, fill with water a container in which the copper or the brass utensil can be fitted. Drop a big or small spoon of citric acid sour salt depending on the amount of the water and then immerse the copper or the brass utensil inside the water. Remove it and magically the polishing is back, no matter how much blurry or how many black spots the utensil had.