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Attributed to Dr. Christopher Dresser (1834-1904) a Botanical Scuttle by Benham & Froud, London 1890s
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Attributed to Dr. Christopher Dresser (1834-1904) a Botanical Scuttle by Benham & Froud, London 1890s

19th century
Sold 2 July 2025 · Jeckyll & Co
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Description

Modelled as a seed pod, this is an unusual variation of the famous design where the engraved decoration is absent, and instead the lid has a hammered finish. Bears 18519 registration mark, with original detachable liner.

Reliable transport throughout the UK can be easily arranged at cost price. This may be postable, but its quite heavy!

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Date of Manufacture

Jeckyll & Co has dated this Copper Coal Scuttle to the Victorian era.

Physical Dimensions
Height
57cm (22.44")
Width
42cm (16.54")
Depth
41cm (16.14")
Reference Numbers
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SA1037990
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Modelled as a seed pod, this is an unusual variation of the famous design where the engraved decoration is absent, and instead the lid has a hammered finish. Bears 18519 registration mark, with original detachable liner.
fig 1. A spherical copper coal scuttle with a domed lid sits in a black cast iron pivoting stand against a brick background.
fig 1. Attributed to Dr. Christopher Dresser (1834-1904) a Botanical Scuttle by Benham & Froud, London 1890s

Reliable transport throughout the UK can be easily arranged at cost price. This may be postable, but its quite heavy!

Please let me know if you have any qustions, require a transport quote, more images etc.

Follow us on Instagram: jeckyllandco

Date of Manufacture

Jeckyll & Co has dated this Copper Coal Scuttle to the Victorian era.

Height
57cm (22.44")
Width
42cm (16.54")
Depth
41cm (16.14")
Reference Numbers
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SA1037990
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Archive I A spherical copper coal scuttle with a domed lid sits in a black cast iron pivoting stand against a brick background. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Attributed to Dr. Christopher Dresser (1834-1904) a Botanical Scuttle by Benham & Froud, London 1890s

Archive II A spherical copper coal scuttle with a domed lid sits in a black cast iron pivoting stand against a brick background. View II
Archive III A spherical copper coal scuttle with a domed lid sits in a black cast iron pivoting stand against a brick background. View III
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A spherical copper coal scuttle with a domed lid sits in a black cast iron pivoting stand against a brick background.
Attributed to Dr. Christopher Dresser (1834-1904) A Botanical scuttle by Benham & Froud, London 1890s
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A spherical copper coal scuttle with a domed lid sits in a black cast iron pivoting stand against a brick background.
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  • ObjectCoal Scuttles
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialCopper, Cast Iron
  • ColourCopper
  • MotifsSpherical body, Pivoting cradle stand, Domed lid, Scroll feet
  • SizeH 57 cm (22 in) x W 42 cm (17 in) x D 41 cm (16 in)

Victorian coal scuttles were utilitarian yet decorative household items designed to hold and transport solid fuel to fireplaces, frequently manufactured by prominent metalwork firms during the late 19th century.

These pieces typically combined hand-beaten sheet copper vessels with structural cast iron or brass stands, utilising riveted joints and pivoting frames for ease of tipping.

Authentic items often feature period-specific makers marks, traditional hand-beaten texturing, heavier gauges of metal, and construction techniques consistent with late 19th-century metalworking.

Such pieces function effectively as fireside decorative objects, umbrella stands, or planters, adding metallic warmth and historical contrast to contemporary living spaces.

Maintenance involves dusting with a soft cloth and occasionally applying a specialist metal cleaner only if necessary, whilst preserving the natural oxidisation and patina valued by collectors.
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