This old cast iron fireplace spit, manufactured by F. Martin in Pézenas, is a unique collector's item, typical of 19th century craftsmanship. Formerly used in large fireplaces to roast meats on a spit, it operates manually using a crank located on the side. Its cast iron structure gives it great robustness, while its design is reminiscent of the traditional kitchens of yesteryear, where each object was designed for both its functionality and its aesthetics. Characteristics: - Dimensions: Height: 49 cm - Width: 22 cm - Depth: 27 cm - Materials: Cast iron - Manufacturer: F. Martin, Pézenas - Period: 19th century Decor: This old spit fits perfectly into several types of decors: Rustic Traditional: Ideal for country or rustic style interiors, this spit can be displayed near a fireplace or on an old piece of furniture to reinforce the authenticity of the space. Industrial: Its cast iron construction and utilitarian design harmonize with an industrial decor, where robust and functional objects are in the spotlight. Historic: For a house with historic decor or a museum, this piece brings a real period touch, recalling the importance of fireplaces in daily life in the past. Use: Today, this craft object is above all a decorative object, but it retains all its charm and authenticity. It can still be functional for those who want to recreate the traditional experience of cooking on a spit in a fireplace. It is also a prized piece for collectors of antique objects, particularly those linked to culinary art and period kitchen utensils. This piece is designed in the style of the selected designer and/or manufacturer