Ancient utensils

Brass kitchen utensils

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Old utensils used in the city palace, Mewar

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Know these ancient Indian kitchen utensils

Indian Clay Curry Pots, or Manchatti, Meenchatti or simply Chatti, are earthenware pots which are very traditional in Kerala's cooking. They are present in almost every household, some handed down from generation to generation. They are also wildly popular in Malayan cooking. They are used in the making of fish curry and an important element in uplifting the flavors of any fish curry. Somehow, fish curry cooked in the earthen pot brings out the taste of fish curry to perfection.These Clay…

Brass Holy Water Pot Panchpatra India Religious Vessel Vintage 3” Collectibles. Brass 3” tall pot known as a “holy water pot” Bottom is stamped India Engraved writing on outside Heavy brass material 3” opening on top Brass 3” tall pot known as a “holy water pot” Bottom is stamped India Engraved writing on outside Heavy brass material 3” opening on top

In Colonial America, pewter was a staple of everday living. A collection of polished pewter, used and proudly displayed, symbolized prosperity to the wives of the artisans and shopkeepers. The eighteenth-century housewife kept her pewter polished. The gentry ate from silver and imported china; the very poor made out with wooden trenchers and pottery mugs. This lasted about 1825, when the white ware of American potters invaded simple dining rooms and banished pewter to the kitchens.