Vintage Circular Hunting Horn with Copper and Brass Finishes

This item is a traditional circular-coiled hunting or signaling horn, likely a 20th-century decorative or functional reproduction. The horn features a dual-tone appearance, constructed primarily from a copper-colored metal with a contrasting yellowish brass decorative band situated on the straight section of the lead-pipe leading to the bell. The bell flare is wide and circular, showing a slightly matte finish with visible speckling and surface oxidation (patina) consistent with age and exposure. A woven green cord is loosely tied around the main coil and mouthpiece end, likely intended for transport or hanging; the cord shows significant fraying and wear, particularly at the ends. The overall construction appears robust, featuring a simple coiled design without valves or keys. The mouthpiece is integrated and shows similar copper-toned finishing. Visible condition issues include minor surface pitting, darkening of the metal in the interior of the bell, and general surface abrasions and minor dings. There are no immediately visible maker's marks or stamps in the current view, which is common for widely produced mid-20th-century brassware. Its craftsmanship is utilitarian yet aesthetically driven, evoking a classic European fox hunting or coaching horn style.