Israel Freeman & Sons Ltd Antique English Brass 4 Pint Hot Water Can

Patina consistent with age. No sizable dents or losses. Lid fits well. Can 4 pint well is correct for age. Historically used as a Hot Water Can (or “Hot Water Jack”), these were often part of Victorian and Edwardian bedroom sets to carry hot water from the kitchen to washstands. Israel Freeman & Sons was originally based in London, they then expanded with a New York office in the 1920s to facilitate luxury exports. They were renowned for high-end craftsmanship, transitioning from solid sterling silver in their early years to high-quality silver plate and decorative metals like brass as they grew into a global importer. The hand holding a hammer is their hallmark and is accompanied by a “4” for four pints. 10.5″x12″x4.75″ Please see pictures for condition details as the photos are considered part of the description.