Here we have a wonderful antique copper and brass bucket. I am unsure what this was originally made for, possibly coal, water or grains. This is probably best suited as a kindling bucket by the fire or could be used for artificial flowers/plants. This is English in origin and is stamped made in England to the base. It is made from copper with arched handle. The handle is held in place by a well crafted brass fitting with 3 copper rivets either side. I would estimate this to date from 1860-1890. It measures approximately 15.75 inches tall including handle, 10.25 inches without by 10.75 inches by 9.5 inches weighing a little over 1kg. This is the only one on eBay of course so get it while you can! If you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask.

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I use new & recycled materials to ensure that your item arrives to you safely. I pack all of my items the best I can which you will see from my feedback. However, as with fragile items there is always a risk, items such as Antiques/Collectables, glass, ceramics, paintings etc are not insured for damage by any of the postal services, with the exception of The Royal Mail. This is why I offer a choice of postage options, so you can choose your preferred postage method. Collection in person is also available on all of my items. In the unfortunate, and unlikely event that something does get damaged or goes missing with the Royal Mail then I will do my very best to assist you in making a claim. I always obtain proof of postage for all of my sent items. Sadly I cannot be held responsible for the postal services poor handling of parcels. Here are a few links regarding Royal Mails compensation policies and how to make a claim if necessary.

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