Antique C.D. Whereat Brass Bottle Jack Spit Roaster Bristol Georgian Kitchenware
£130
A superb antique C.D. Whereat brass bottle jack / spit roaster, made in Bristol and dating to the early 19th century.
Originally used to rotate meat in front of an open fire, this is a wonderful piece of historic kitchenware with a strong decorative look. The front bears the maker’s plaque for C.D. Whereat, Ironmonger & Tinware Manufacturer, Bristol, giving it excellent local and collector appeal.
Approximate dimensions:
Height: 32cm
Main body diameter: 10cm
Condition:
Good antique condition with age-related marks, tarnish, patina and surface wear. The mechanism is untested, so it is being sold as a decorative / collector’s piece only. Please study all photos carefully.
Perfect for antique kitchenware collectors, Georgian/Victorian interiors, pub display, farmhouse décor or historic property styling.
