Purchased from a flea market vendor who said this piece was a liquid seperator. She had a thick European accent that made it difficult to understand her, so we’re not sure where the piece originated from. It could possibly have been used to separate milk into cream and whey, or water from oil. It also appears that it was meant to sit over a heat source as there are two pans.
Appears to be solid copper pieces on an iron base
Measures 18” overall with everything in place
The top pan is 15” in diameter
The pitcher piece is 9.5” tall and 6.25” spout to handle
