Vintage Copper Jam Pot custard vcups this chip is so small

this chip is so small you can barely see it even upon close examination and it cannot be seen from the front

Tulip Grove

the parties we give and the food we serve - these are a way of expressing my feelings about the people I love

Julia also includes a pantry staple list

became part of the Anchor Hocking Glass Company in 1924 but continued using the Lancaster name until the late 1930's just after this bowl was made

Vintage Copper Jam Pot custard vcups this chip is so small{HISTORY} Wonderfully heavy and bright, this vintage copper jam pot has been whipping up fruit flavored desserts, jams and jellies for decades. Although unmarked as to maker or manufacturer, we suspect that it may have been made in Portugal by Metalutil, a stunning example of the classic style jam pot beloved by cooks around the world. For all it lacks in the way of maker identity it more than makes up for in story. This pot came from the country