Cast iron Cauldron.

This item is a vintage or antique cast-iron cauldron, sometimes referred to as a gypsy pot or bean pot, commonly featuring three legs and a bail handle for hanging over a fire.  Material: Durable, heavy cast iron designed to withstand open flames.  Design: Typically tripod-footed (three legs) for stability on uneven surfaces or in fire ashes.  Usage: Historically used for cooking stews and soups in fireplaces or campfires.  Collectibility: Often sought after as farmhouse decor, garden planters, or for reenactments.