Copper and Brass Syrup or Infusion Filter

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A superb example of the artisanal and scientific tradition of the turn of the 20th century, this antique copper and … Read more A superb example of the artisanal and scientific tradition of the turn of the 20th century, this antique copper and brass syrup filter combines industrial aesthetics and mechanical precision. Used in distillation or confectionery workshops, it was used to clarify liquids and infusions using an internal filter basket. Main characteristics: Materials and finishes: Cylindrical body in polished red copper, circled and topped with solid brass parts. The lid, decorated with tightening knobs and a central valve, opens onto a filter basket in fine metal mesh. The whole rests on a tripod base in wrought iron with a black patina, ensuring stability and elegance. The double outlet tap, in turned brass, completes the ensemble with remarkable functional refinement. Dimensions: Height: 92 cm - Width: 30 cm - Depth: 30 cm Period: Late 19th - early 20th century Origin: France Details and use: Designed for filtering syrups, infusions or tinctures, this device was commonly used in artisanal distilleries or pharmaceutical laboratories. Its ingenious mechanism allowed for slow and homogeneous filtration thanks to the removable interior basket and the hermetic closing system. Today, it seduces with its balanced silhouette and the nobility of its materials, becoming a decorative piece of choice in an interior with an industrial spirit, a revisited laboratory or a space dedicated to the arts of taste. An exceptional piece with scientific charm Between mechanical art and culinary heritage, this copper and brass filter tells the story of the era when technical precision was combined with the beauty of utilitarian objects. A rare piece with a sculptural design, witness to a know-how that has now disappeared. This piece is designed in the style of the selected designer and/or manufacturer See less