Chestnut Roasting Pan. Vintage Chestnut Roaster.

This is a vintage, French, specialist chestnut roasting pan. This invaluable chestnut roasting tool is a sealed cylinder pan, with a sliding door at the side, where you insert the chestnuts.
Designed to perfectly roast chestnuts outdoors or indoors on an open fire in the hearth.
Effortless to transport, it is super lightweight. It is easy to use. You simply pop the chestnuts into the pan, close the door and place on the heat. Rotate the pan often to ensure the chestnuts are roasted evenly. Perfect chestnuts every time, and safe, without "spitting or projectile chestnuts."

The patina on this roaster is wonderful. The pan has genuine, authentic patina (some scratches and rust) which adds to the rustic charm of the piece. It has "dints" and dents from years of chestnut roasting. It is perfectly functional and has many, many happy hours of roasting still to come.
It measures 23cms/ 9" long to the handle, 22cms/ 8½" diameter x 9cms/ 3½" deep, and weighs 900gms/ 2 lbs.
The handle, probably not the original, has been worn smooth with age. and has a loop in the end, ready to hang when not in use.

Ideal for Autumn and Winter celebrations and parties, such as Bonfire night, All Hallows Eve, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
You could use it to roast coffee beans and hazelnuts.

Who doesn't love the smell of chestnuts roasting on an open fire, along with a glass of mulled wine!

*Please note we have included a video in the images to show you how the sliding door works. We have several of these pans to sell, so the pan you receive will not be the one featured in the video. The ten listing photographs show you the actual chestnut roaster you will receive.

Sing along now......."Chestnuts roasting on an open fire.........."

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