Eden-Roc stars Palace at Antibes 19th large marmite-pot, copper & silver -plate

This cooking pot combines the durability of the copper exterior with silver-plated borders and handles, and a silver interior. The shell-shaped handles add sophistication and comfort. A cartridge with the inscription "Eden Roc" elegantly decorates the front of the cooking pot, highlighting its prestigious origin. Signed underneath with the inscriptions "Renaud and J. Clermont, Geneva, 22065, EDEN ROC Antibes". It is a true collector's item, guaranteeing authenticity and artisanal origin. Ideal for cooking a variety of dishes, this cooking pot is both functional and decorative, adding a touch of elegance to your kitchen. Whether you are preparing stews, soups, or slow-cooked meals, this Eden Roc pot ensures even cooking and impeccable presentation. Perched above the crystal-clear waters of Cap d'Antibes, the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc has always inspired and amazed. When Auguste De Villemessant, founder of Le Figaro, discovered this place, he envisioned the Villa Soleil: a sanctuary for artists and writers. With the support of Russian aristocrats Paul de Fersen and Alexis de Plestcheyeff, his dream took shape, and in 1870, the Grand Hôtel du Cap began its extraordinary journey. Later, visionary hotelier Antoine Sella transformed it into a sublime retreat for creative minds and romantic getaways, birthing the legend of the Riviera. Elevated to palace status in 2016, the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc offers an enchanting experience in the heart of the French Riviera, combining turquoise waters, lush gardens, a luxurious Dior Spa, refined gastronomy, and captivating evenings in its elegant bars. This Eden Roc cooking pot is more than a kitchen utensil; it is a piece of art and history, ideal for lovers of refined cuisine and collectors of luxury items. Treat yourself or your loved ones to an exceptional culinary experience with this unique pot.