No. 99 ¥12,000 → A small, old iron pot with a plump form. The three-legged design is charming. With lid. Purchased at a flea market in Paris. Weight: Approximately 600g, feels substantial. Size (approx.): Height (without lid) 85mm See images 16 and 17 for other dimensions. Fits perfectly in the palm of your hand. Estimated age by the seller: 1920s, but perhaps older? (Personal impression) Similar items were introduced on other overseas sites as late 1800s, but nothing is certain. It looks like a chaudron from a French fairy tale, but what was this size used for? It is speculated that it was a child's toy, or used to warm small portions of food like beans. It's a well-made item for a toy. It stimulates the imagination. There is a small hole less than 1mm in the bottom of the pot (image 20), so if used as a flower vase, a separate inner container may be needed. I have not confirmed whether it leaks. You cannot lift the handle of the pot body all the way up with the lid on (it gets caught on the lid). If you remove the rust and repair the hole, it may be usable as a tool. I think it would be good for camping. Very attractive as an object. For those who like this kind of taste. I have only wiped the surface lightly and have not made any changes since purchase. The texture of the rust is wonderful, so I will send it in this condition without any extra work. In addition, it is a used item with scratches, stains, and signs of use. Please check the images carefully before considering. For those who appreciate the atmosphere that has accumulated over time, and those who understand old items, please. Please read the profile section. Cocotte, casserole, small pot, kitchenware, container, antique, France, French, vintage, shabby, art, old item, retro, cafe, interior, old tools, brocante, miscellaneous goods, flea market, kitchen, kitchen, fixtures, object