Small saucepan

Tall, small saucepan, made of copper sheet, from the turn of 19th and 20th centuries, from the collection of the Potocki family. The vessel is cylindrical in shape with a rounded bottom edge. In the middle of the height of the vessel, a steel half-ring riveted. The saucepan has a short, curved handle, ending in a semicircle, with a hole for hanging. On the side of the body, the Pilawa coat of arms, the letters “A.P.” and the inscription “LANCUT” stamped. The vessel is whitened (tin-plated) inside. It is exhibited in the Eastern Corridor on the second floor, where copper wares (vessels), which are mainly the remains of the no longer existing castle kitchens are gathered.