Largest Antique Galvanized Copper & Forged Iron Firewood Bucket / Planter w. Lid

Extra large, all handcrafted and great looking copper firewood bucket. Only if you were a very wealthy person in Holland in the early 1800s, wo...

Marvelous size and impressive design, 'wood-painted' bucket. Only the wealthiest of people in the mid to late 1800s would have been able to afford a hand-crafted, work of art coal b...

All handcrafted and rare, brass firewood bucket with an important saying. For the collectors of quality hand-crafted and useful antiques with a ...

Large, decorative and top quality workmanship brass, copper and bronze bucket. This one is for the connoisseurs, because it ticks all the Arts and Crafts boxes. The first owner who would have had this piece custom made or who bought it from one of the best craftsman/manufacturers in the early Arts & Crafts era (1890-1900) simply had incredibly good taste. This likely German made antique is among the best workmanship pieces that you will ever see and both design and materials wise it is most likely made by WMF (who need no further introduction). The artisan metal worker who crafted this lidded bucket took things to a whole new level, because this is a true work of art and a statement piece of unsurpassed quality, size and detail. 'Casually' on display next to a fireplace or perhaps used as a planter or other type of bucket, the first owner was communicating that money was not an object and that he was a worldly individual. Especially 125 years ago this would have been a very rare and desirable, work of art bucket that only very few people could afford. Its perfect balance, its stunning embossed Arts and Crafts floral...

Stunning workmanship bucket with Lion's crest and showing the outdoor activities of Dutch farmers. In the Dutch Biedermeier era this handcrafted coal bucket would have graced the fi...

Extremely rare pair of top quality handcrafted, copper pans from the late 1700s or early 1800s. These enormous and amazing antique pans are the largest we have ever seen and to have found a pair that have been together for at least 200 years was another unique experience. In the late 1700s or early 1800s these must have been part of the kitchen interior of a castle or a large mansion. These literally are the size of small suitcases and they would have been handled by two adults, because when they are filled with gravy, meat and potatoes, they would be impossible to carry around by a single person. Mind you, the rectangular one alone weighs over 46 pounds. These completely handcrafted and hand-hammered copper antiques also come with perfectly hand forged wrought iron handles and they too are as strong and tight as the day they were forged all those years ago. These are the perfect decorative antiques for a five star hotel, for a Michelin star restaurant and they also make a great gift for a worldclass 'chef de cuisine'. With all due respect, we would rather not see these museum worthy antiques be used in a garden with flowers or plants in them. Mind you, our price for this largest ever and superb condition pair of handcrafted antique copper pans...

Antique Coal Scuttle Polished Brass for firewood holder from a Palm Beach estate. Has been professionally polished. With handle down: measures 10 w ...

Unusual with the copper band which is highly decorative elevating the calibre of this log bin. Holds a large quantity of large logs or coal. Suitable for everyday use. Could be re-purposed as a jardiniere or wine cooler for a party. An upper band of copper attached to the brass body with copper rivets...

Antique Coal Scuttle polished brass for Firewood Holder from a Palm Beach estate. Has been professionally polished. With handle down: measures ...

Rustic iron firewood holder Sculpted iron basket framed with spiraled legs Slightly irregular form and asymmetrical handle Light surface markings and r...

k0060 elegant Edwardian copper coal bin or planter, having lift up lif, 2 handles and 3 decorative legs. This planter has been clean and polished and is ready to place at home, circa...

Cast iron cauldron with unmatching Lid from Galicia at the northern part of Spain, circa 1940s Made in molded/cast iron, originally used for cooking...