19th Century Brass Footed & Lidded Coal Bucket with Insert
Located in Ross, CA
19th century brass coal bucket with three brass lion feet, a metal insert and lid.
Brass
Antique English Regency Toleware Footed Coal Box or Scuttle with Brass Handles
Located in Hamilton, Ontario
This antique metal coal box or coal scuttle is presumably made in England during the 1820s in the Regency period and style. The box is constructed of thin metal sheeting, with a conv...
Metal
19th Century English Iron / Brass Fireplace Coal Scuttle
Located in Tarry Town, NY
Antique Victorian beautiful brass / Iron footed fireplace coal bucket scuttle.
Brass, Iron
English Brass Jardiniere with Lions Heads, Rings and Paw Feet Details
Located in Los Angeles, CA
English brass footed coal bin jardiniere with lions heads, rings and paw feet details - a wonderful brass Jardiniere, the large, deep and oval design make this a compliment to any ou...
Brass
Vintage Brass Lidded Footed Lion Head Coal Ash Bin Hob Scuttle Ice Bucket
Located in Dayton, OH
Vintage Empire style brass coal bin with scrolled feet, lion’s head handles, lid, and handled liner. Provenance : Jerome Schottenstein Estate, Columbus Ohio. Jerome was was an Ame...
Brass
Small Dutch Coach or Foot Warmer or Coal Box
Located in Pasadena, CA
This is a charming small Dutch Repouse brass foot warner that most probably dates to the late 18th or early 19th century. The warmer is in overall good condition and would make an in...
Brass, Tin
Brass Paw Footed Cachepot/Coal Pot (GMD#1389)
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Brass Paw Footed, Lion Motif w/rings, Cachepot/old coal pot, with plastic liner
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