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Image of Three-legged pot with handle, ca. 1850s
1964.3230.9
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Three-legged pot with handle, ca. 1850s

This hanging pot was owned by the Denny family, early settlers of Seattle. It may have been brought with them across the plains from Illinois to the Puget Sound region.
ID Number: 1964.3230.9
Date: Circa 1850
Physical Description: 1 Pot, Baking; brass; 9.5 in.H x 7.25 in.W x 6 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1964.3230.9
Subjects: Washington Territory, European American Settlement, Home and Family

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