Pakistani copper bread box, 19th century, unique piece
Pakistani copper bread box, 19th century, unique piece
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This 19th-century copper box, originally from Pakistan, is a unique piece traditionally used for storing and transporting bread. Its handcrafted design is distinguished by the detailed engravings that adorn the entire structure, lending it a touch of authenticity and elegance. The lid features a sturdy handle and an ornamental design of concentric circles, reflecting the art and tradition of the era. Its metal clasp secures the contents, while its copper construction provides durability and strength.
These types of boxes were not only functional in their time, but today they have become exceptional decorative objects for homes seeking a vintage or ethnic style. Their aged finish and detailed design make them perfect pieces to display in living rooms, kitchens, or as part of an antique collection. Add a touch of history and oriental style to your spaces with this Pakistani bread box.
Characteristics:
- Material: Copper
- Origin: Pakistan, 19th century
- Functionality: Storage and transport of bread
- Handcrafted design with detailed engravings.
- Dimensions: 24 x 25 x H15 cm
