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I regret that I will no longer be taking orders from overseas countries. Packages have gotten lost on multiple occasions.
Thanks,
pete

Our porridge pot, only about 4 inches across the top, along with the 6 hammers...some homemade , needed to get it into shape. It is hammered from the inside (!) and requires 5 annealings and just about 3 days work, finishing and cleaning included.
Thought you might like to see it.

I am a bespoke coppersmith..I build items as I get orders. One man, one item at a time. I usually have about a 3 month backlog, so plan accordingly. My work is at the technological level of about 1745 or so.Made with a hammer and a file, and the work shows that.