I have a still made in Brateiu Romania, where making stills is an art learn only from father to son.
The whole thing is made from only 4 pieces of copper that were shaped by hammering (you can see each hammer hit, arranged in "fish scales" shape). There is no solder used anywhere. The still looks like an art piece and would look good even in the house, on your furniture. I used it about 5 times with the fruit from my back yard, works great and makes great product. The bearded guy in the pictures is the guy who made it.
The size is about 5 gallons (20L).
What it's worth will probably depend largely on where you're selling it. It's clearly a beautiful bit of work but unless you're prepared to deal with international shipping, you're limited to a local market which then comes down to available income, legality and ease of advertising.
"I have a potstill that smears like a fresh plowed coon on the highway" - Jimbo
NormandieStill wrote: ↑Mon Nov 08, 2021 12:23 am
What it's worth will probably depend largely on where you're selling it. It's clearly a beautiful bit of work but unless you're prepared to deal with international shipping, you're limited to a local market which then comes down to available income, legality and ease of advertising.
