19thc Copper Still
£POA
A nice large example of a copper still, most likely used for the distillation of whiskey, becoming popular in the mid 19thc.
This example has a pot, helmet, and a swan neck pipe which would have led to the condenser.
Stills like this were also used in the French alps for lavender oil distillation.
Could be used for its origin purpose but sold as a decorative item.
Origin: European
Period: Mid 19thc