Early 19th century well-shaped Dutch ‘teestoof’ bucket

£1,100

SKU: 9191

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Early 19th century well-shaped Dutch 'teestoof' bucket of coopered construction with moulded staves of walnut and holly;  with its original half-depth brass liner. A lovely colour and patination

These buckets were originally used as braziers for holding charcoal and a tea-kettle.

Condition  In good condition with a lovely colour and patination

Medium Walnut and holly

12" (30.5cm) wide and deep and 13 1/4" (33.5cm) high

All measurements are approximate

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Early 19th century well-shaped Dutch ‘teestoof’ bucket
Early 19th century well-shaped Dutch ‘teestoof’ bucketEarly 19th century well-shaped Dutch ‘teestoof’ bucketEarly 19th century well-shaped Dutch ‘teestoof’ bucketEarly 19th century well-shaped Dutch ‘teestoof’ bucketEarly 19th century well-shaped Dutch ‘teestoof’ bucketEarly 19th century well-shaped Dutch ‘teestoof’ bucket

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