Miniature Copper and Aluminum Saucepan with Lid

This is a small, miniature saucepan, approximately 2-3 inches in diameter, constructed from two different metals: aluminum for the base and a bright, polished copper for the lid. The base of the saucepan appears to be made of brushed or worn aluminum, displaying a matte, silvery-gray finish with some visible scuffing and minor surface scratches indicative of use or age. The exterior of the aluminum body shows minimal denting, maintaining its circular form. The handle of the saucepan is also made of aluminum, extending outward from the side with a slight upward curve. It features a small, black, presumably bakelite or wooden, thumb rest or grip near its attachment point to the pan body. The handle itself shows some surface wear and minor discoloration, consistent with aging aluminum. The lid is domed and crafted from copper, exhibiting a warm, reddish-brown hue. It has a slightly raised rim that fits snugly into the aluminum pot. At the center of the lid is a small, rounded, dark-colored finial, likely made of wood or bakelite, serving as a knob for easy lifting. This finial has a smooth, glossy appearance and shows no significant damage. The overall condition suggests that while it has been handled, it is relatively well-preserved for a miniature item. There are no visible manufacturer's marks, signatures, or stamps evident in the provided image. Given its size and construction, it is likely a decorative piece, a child's toy, or part of a miniature kitchen set, possibly dating from the mid-20th century.