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Arts and Crafts Beaten Copper Helmet Coal Scuttle
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Arts and Crafts Beaten Copper Helmet Coal Scuttle

1900 - 1920
Sold by Elmgarden
Sold 13 August 2026 · Elmgarden
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Arts and Crafts Beaten Copper Helmet Coal Scuttle

This bucket is very attractive it is hand beaten Copper with a hooped brass handle

The Scuttle is in good used condition, it has no faults just lots of character and is ready to go to work and grace your fireside at the same time

The Bucket is 15” tall, 13” long and 12” wide

NG230

Date of Manufacture

Elmgarden has dated this Copper Helmet Coal Scuttle to the 1900s.

Physical Dimensions
Height
38cm (14.96")
Width
30cm (11.81")
Depth
33cm (12.99")
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SA1096031
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NG230
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Description
Arts and Crafts Beaten Copper Helmet Coal Scuttle

This bucket is very attractive it is hand beaten Copper with a hooped brass handle

“
The Scuttle is in good used condition, it has no faults just lots of character and is ready to go to work and grace your fireside at the same time.
Elmgarden

The Bucket is 15” tall, 13” long and 12” wide

NG230

Date of Manufacture

Elmgarden has dated this Copper Helmet Coal Scuttle to the 1900s.

Height
38cm (14.96")
Width
30cm (11.81")
Depth
33cm (12.99")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1096031
Dealers Internal Ref
NG230
Elmgarden
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An Arts and Crafts beaten copper helmet coal scuttle featuring a brass overhead swing handle and a small rear tipping handle. SOLD13 AUG 26
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Archive I An Arts and Crafts beaten copper helmet coal scuttle featuring a brass overhead swing handle and a small rear tipping handle. SOLD13 AUG 26

Arts and Crafts Beaten Copper Helmet Coal Scuttle

Archive II An Arts and Crafts beaten copper helmet coal scuttle featuring a brass overhead swing handle and a small rear tipping handle. View II
Archive III An Arts and Crafts beaten copper helmet coal scuttle featuring a brass overhead swing handle and a small rear tipping handle. View III
Archive IV An Arts and Crafts beaten copper helmet coal scuttle featuring a brass overhead swing handle and a small rear tipping handle. View IV
Archive V An Arts and Crafts beaten copper helmet coal scuttle featuring a brass overhead swing handle and a small rear tipping handle. View V
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An Arts and Crafts beaten copper helmet coal scuttle featuring a brass overhead swing handle and a small rear tipping handle.
Arts and Crafts Beaten Copper Helmet Coal Scuttle
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An Arts and Crafts beaten copper helmet coal scuttle featuring a brass overhead swing handle and a small rear tipping handle.
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  • ObjectCoal Scuttle
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleArts and Crafts
  • MaterialCopper, Brass
  • ColourWarm Copper
  • MotifsHand-beaten copper, Brass swing handle, Helmet rim profile, Riveted construction
  • SizeH 38 cm (15 in) x W 30 cm (12 in) x D 33 cm (13 in)

A helmet coal scuttle is a traditional fireside container shaped with a distinctive scoop-like rim resembling an inverted helmet, designed specifically for holding and pouring coal directly onto an open fire.

Historic coal scuttles were primarily constructed from durable sheet metals such as copper, brass, and iron. Many examples from the late Victorian and Arts and Crafts periods featured hand-hammered copper bodies fitted with cast brass handles and riveted joints.

Authentic Arts and Crafts metalware typically exhibits subtle hand-hammered surface textures, visible copper rivets, and heavy cast brass or wrought iron fittings. Craftsmanship from this period emphasizes honest construction methods rather than concealed joinery.

An antique copper scuttle can be placed on a hearth to store dried kindling, pinecones, or rolled fireside logs. Alternatively, it serves as a decorative planter or focal vessel in rustic and eclectic living spaces.

To preserve historic patination, clean copper hearthware using a soft dry cloth to remove dust and debris. If polishing is desired, apply a mild metal cream sparingly, though leaving natural oxidisation intact often maintains original character and value.
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