Vintage Copper and Brass Kitchenware Trio

This set of three vintage kitchen pieces is primary constructed of tinned copper with brass accents. The largest piece is an oval, footed food warmer or chafing stand featuring a decorative perforated star-pattern top and side walls for heat ventilation. It exhibits a dark, aged patina and rounded brass handles on either end. The second item is a smaller, circular pierced copper pot with a long handle, likely intended as a chestnut roaster or a small strainer/steamer insert, showing similar star-motif vent holes on its lid. The third piece is a classic tripod colander or berry bowl with two side-mounted brass lug handles and three elegantly curved brass feet. The interiors of the pieces appear to be tinned for food safety, though the plating shows moderate wear and discoloration from use. All three items showcase mid-20th-century craftsmanship with visible rivet construction and rolled edges. The condition is representative of vintage utility ware, featuring scattered surface scratches, minor dents, and a varied oxidization profile (verdigris and darkening) that suggests they have not been chemically polished recently. No maker's marks are immediately visible, but the style is consistent with high-quality European or American decorative kitchenware from the 1950s to 1970s.