Originating from South Africa during the mid-20th century (circa 1950s–1970s), this large preserving pan is a fine example of traditional artisanal metalwork. It bears the authentic "De Klerk" trademark stamp—crafted by the renowned historical South African coppersmith family celebrated for generations of specialized metal fabrication. Designed with sturdy side handles and a wide, open basin traditionally utilized for preserving and slow cooking, this highly collectible heritage piece reflects the durability and old-world craftsmanship characteristic of the De Klerk workshop.

The pan shows authentic age-related wear, including surface tarnish, minor dings, localized spotting, and inner oxidation consistent with its vintage heritage and functional history, but remains structurally solid. Please note - the top rim is painted.
Dimensions: 43cm diameter x 25.5cm (h)