A cylindrical tinned sheet metal '6 pint' stew pan

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A cylindrical tinned sheet metal '6 pint' stew pan

A cylindrical tinned sheet metal stew pan with handles and a concave base made for the British Arctic Expedition, 1875-76, led by Captain George Nares. The stew pan was designed to accommodate a 6 pint kettle (AAA4008.1 and AAA4008.3) inside when stored away for sledging.

The scale drawing for this pan and the rest of the '6 pint' cooking apparatus is NPD3863.

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Object Details

ID:	AAA4008.3
Type:	Stew pan
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Unknown
Date made:	1875
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London.
Measurements:	Overall: 85 mm x 234 mm x 237 mm
Parts:	A 6 pint cooking apparatus made for the British Arctic Expedition, 1875-76 (Cooking apparatus) A cylindrical tinned sheet-metal kettle to hold 6 pints (Kettle) (AAA4008.1) Elm wood lid for a 6 pint kettle (Kettle lid) (AAA4008.2) A cylindrical tinned sheet metal '6 pint' stew pan (Stew pan) (AAA4008.3) The tin stand and iron case for a '6 pint' cooking apparatus (Burner container) (AAA4008.4) A cylindrical tinned sheet-metal stearine lamp burner for the 6 pint cooking apparatus (Burner) (AAA4008.5) The stearine burner lid for the 6 pint cooking apparatus. (Burner lid) (AAA4008.6)