A very large and heavy antique copper saucepan with solid cast iron handle, robust copper rivets, a subtle hammered finish, cramped seams that are commonly known as dovetail seams, and a fresh tin lining. Surprisingly this copper saucepan has no obvious manufacturer markings or stamps on it. While it is difficult to say with any certainty, I think this copper saucepan was made in the United States-likely by DH&M or Duparquet during the late 1800s or early 1900s. The style of handle looks to be more American than French but it's hard to say for sure without any stamps. Regardless-this is a very heavy saucepan that is intended for heavy use. The center of the saucepan has been repaired at some point in time and this saucepan does not leak-meaning it is ready for use again!