Medieval Three Legged Cooking Pot, Pipkin
Handcrafted Medieval Three-Legged Cooking Pot
Details
This is a replica of a classic three-legged medieval cooking pot, designed for practicality and resilience. The tripod form allowed it to stand steady over open flames or uneven ground, making it a staple in both simple homes and bustling castle kitchens.
Pots like this were not just utilitarian—they were part of the heartbeat of daily life. Whether nourishing a family or fuelling a feast, they helped shape the flavours and rhythms of medieval existence.
Materials
Grogged earthenware with green glaze
Dimensions
Height: Approx. 330 mm
Diameter: Approx. 135 mm
Handle Length: Approx. 230 mm
Production
This piece has been handmade in Northumberland by Potted History, based on an original medieval artefact. Crafted using wheel-forming and hand-finishing techniques, it has been fired to reflect the surface textures and variations of authentic medieval pottery, bringing both historical accuracy and unique character to each piece.
Health & Safety
Museum-Quality Replica: Made using authentic historical tools and techniques.
Not food safe: Although glazed in areas, this vessel is made from earthenware, which is naturally porous. Over time, it will absorb the flavours and oils of any food or liquid it comes into contact with. It does not meet modern health and safety standards for food or drink use.
For display purposes only: While some enthusiasts do use replicas like this for experimental archaeology or historical cooking, they do so at their own risk.
In medieval times, people ensured hygiene and safety by heating pots and their contents to over 70°C for at least 10 minutes to kill bacteria, with temperatures of 100°C or more offering even greater protection.
Ordering Information
'Add to Basket' Items: Ready to ship immediately.
'Pre-order' Items: Handmade to order within 90 days (longer for international orders). If your order includes both 'Add to Basket' and 'Pre-order' items, they will be shipped together once all items are ready.
Shipping
All items are sent via second-class postal service as standard.
If you require first-class shipping, please contact us for a custom quote.
Postage Note: All items are carefully packaged to ensure they arrive in perfect condition.
A rugged and atmospheric replica that brings the sights, sounds, and smells of the medieval kitchen back to life—perfect for historical displays or as a striking piece of living history.
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Description
Handcrafted Medieval Three-Legged Cooking Pot
Details
This is a replica of a classic three-legged medieval cooking pot, designed for practicality and resilience. The tripod form allowed it to stand steady over open flames or uneven ground, making it a staple in both simple homes and bustling castle kitchens.
Pots like this were not just utilitarian—they were part of the heartbeat of daily life. Whether nourishing a family or fuelling a feast, they helped shape the flavours and rhythms of medieval existence.
Materials
Grogged earthenware with green glaze
Dimensions
Height: Approx. 330 mm
Diameter: Approx. 135 mm
Handle Length: Approx. 230 mm
Production
This piece has been handmade in Northumberland by Potted History, based on an original medieval artefact. Crafted using wheel-forming and hand-finishing techniques, it has been fired to reflect the surface textures and variations of authentic medieval pottery, bringing both historical accuracy and unique character to each piece.
Health & Safety
Museum-Quality Replica: Made using authentic historical tools and techniques.
Not food safe: Although glazed in areas, this vessel is made from earthenware, which is naturally porous. Over time, it will absorb the flavours and oils of any food or liquid it comes into contact with. It does not meet modern health and safety standards for food or drink use.
For display purposes only: While some enthusiasts do use replicas like this for experimental archaeology or historical cooking, they do so at their own risk.
In medieval times, people ensured hygiene and safety by heating pots and their contents to over 70°C for at least 10 minutes to kill bacteria, with temperatures of 100°C or more offering even greater protection.
Ordering Information
'Add to Basket' Items: Ready to ship immediately.
'Pre-order' Items: Handmade to order within 90 days (longer for international orders). If your order includes both 'Add to Basket' and 'Pre-order' items, they will be shipped together once all items are ready.
Shipping
All items are sent via second-class postal service as standard.
If you require first-class shipping, please contact us for a custom quote.
Postage Note: All items are carefully packaged to ensure they arrive in perfect condition.
A rugged and atmospheric replica that brings the sights, sounds, and smells of the medieval kitchen back to life—perfect for historical displays or as a striking piece of living history.
