Crucible pots have been part of metalworking since ancient times, built to withstand extreme heat as early smiths melted copper, bronze and later iron. Their thick clay or graphite walls made them essential tools for casting, alloying and refining metal throughout the Industrial Revolution and into modern foundries.
When retired from service, they gain a second life. The fire‑blackened surfaces, weighty forms and mineral patina give old crucibles a raw, sculptural presence. Today they’re repurposed as planters, bowls or decorative objects - valued less for what they once held, and more for their elemental, industrial beauty.
Dimensions
Height: 370 - 1020mm
Diameter: 300 - 430mm
Weight: 15 - 150kg