PRIMITIVE ANTIQUE 38" LONG VICTORIAN BRASS AND COPPER BED WARMER WOODEN HANDLE.

- classic example of 19th-century domestic utility

- crafted from a combination of copper and brass with a long turned wooden handle

- Traditionally used in the 1800s, were filled with hot coals or embers from the fireplace and slid between bedsheets to remove the winter chill

- typically 11” in diameter and roughly 3” deep

- Victorian models feature a brass lid paired with a copper base, materials chosen for their excellent heat retention

- hinged brass lid is pierced / reticulated with an intricate design of a star pattern: served a dual purpose of allowing heat to radiate and providing oxygen to keep embers glowing

- Handle is 38-inch total length, dark-stained / ebony-finished hardwood handle

- length allowed the user to reach deep into a large bed while staying a safe distance from the heat

- Rustic Condition: possible surface tarnishing, minor dings, or scratches consistent with decades of use near a hearth

Modern Decorative Use

While no longer used for heating beds due to fire risks, these pieces are highly sought after as fireplace decor or farmhouse accents.

Pre-owned in good condition. Some discoloration on brass, may be better with a proper cleaning with the right products! Please read descriptions and see all photos as I’m only human. These are considered to be an important part of the items description and will show any missed flaws. Thank you for looking, and don’t be afraid to make an offer. Any and all offers considered!