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Victorian-style English coal hod from circa 1890, made of wood with its original cast-iron box and scoop, in good used condition with age-related wear and stains, weight 9.5 kg, dimensions 50 cm deep, 35 cm high, 31 cm wide, origin United Kingdom.
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Magnificent purdonium or English coal bucket in Victorian style from around 1890. An antique fireplace accessory used to recover either coal or ashes from the fireplace. A magnificent object that adds a beautiful decorative touch beside an old fireplace.
The bucket comes with its shovel and its original cast-iron metal box.
Beautiful original patina with necessarily traces of use essential to its antique appearance.
Very solid. No structural fragility.
Very practical for removing fireplace embers to the outside with the cast-iron box with removable handles.
Lovely antique item.
Weight 9.5 kg.
Height 35 cm
Width 31 cm
Depth 50 cm
Magnificent purdonium or English coal bucket in Victorian style from around 1890. An antique fireplace accessory used to recover either coal or ashes from the fireplace. A magnificent object that adds a beautiful decorative touch beside an old fireplace.
The bucket comes with its shovel and its original cast-iron metal box.
Beautiful original patina with necessarily traces of use essential to its antique appearance.
Very solid. No structural fragility.
Very practical for removing fireplace embers to the outside with the cast-iron box with removable handles.
Lovely antique item.
Weight 9.5 kg.
Height 35 cm
Width 31 cm
Depth 50 cm
Details
Era
1400-1900
Weight
9.5 g
Style subtype
Victorian Style
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Material
Wood
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
35 cm
Width
31 cm
Depth
50 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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