Please note that I have had an operation and will be unable to dispatch larger items till later in the month, as I am not supposed to move heavy items etc. My partner will continue to try and get smaller items out as normal. If you would like to know if we can get your item out in our normal timeframes, please just message us with a link and we will let you know. If you are happy to wait for your item, then please go ahead and place your order as normal! Thanks for your business, and your patience and understanding. Chris
This is a classic Edwardian coal scuttle or coal box, likely from the early 1900s, featuring a metal-lined interior and an original scoop compartment (scoop not included).
Originally designed for storing and carrying coal for the fireplace, these pieces are now often used decoratively or repurposed for magazines, kindling, and other general fireplace accessories.
It features a sloped, lift-up lid, a delightful turned wooden handle, and shaped side panels. The original removable tin liner is in solid, usable condition with an aged patina. The coal box is finished in a rich, dark-stained mahogany and retains its original turned wooden knob.
This piece is in very well-preserved condition, with only some surface marks and signs of wear consistent with its age. It is a top-quality item, evident from its weight and solid wood construction.
Please refer to the photographs for a closer look at the details and view the overall condition. Feel free to message with any questions.
Height 34 cm
Width 36 cm
Depth 46 cm, 49 cm including shovel holder that can be easily removed.
