This 1fl oz pot for heat-sensitive hide glue is a replica of an 1870s model by Landers, Frary & Clark. It retains the decorative sunburst design of the original, but is made from stainless steel instead of cast iron. According to the manufacturer, water between the layers of the double-boiler construction ensures heat is distributed evenly and prevents scorching.
Lee Valley glue pot $48.50
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