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19th‑century Dutch Teestoof with Brass Liner
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19th‑century Dutch Teestoof with Brass Liner

19th century
Description

A charming 19th‑century Dutch theestoof, traditionally used to keep a teapot warm over a small charcoal burner. The body is crafted from alternating light and dark timber segments, banded with turned black accents and raised on three bun feet. The flared, scalloped rim holds a removable brass liner.

Rich colour, lovely patination and a beautifully decorative presence. A fine example of Dutch domestic craftsmanship, now perfect as an unusual decorative piece or for use as a planter with its brass insert.

Internal reference : SAI4186

Physical Dimensions
Height
47cm (18.50")
Width
36.5cm (14.37")
Depth
36.5cm (14.37")
Declaration

Sinclairs Antiques and Interiors has dated this Dutch Wooden Peat Bucket to the 19th Century.

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SA1224381
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SAI4186
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A charming 19th‑century Dutch theestoof, traditionally used to keep a teapot warm over a small charcoal burner.
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The body is crafted from alternating light and dark timber segments, banded with turned black accents and raised on three bun feet.
Sinclairs Antiques and Interiors

The flared, scalloped rim holds a removable brass liner.

fig 1. A 19th-century Dutch wooden teestoof featuring alternating light and dark wood parquetry, ebonised trim, turned pedestal base on ball feet, and a removable brass liner with a swing handle.
fig 1. 19th‑century Dutch Teestoof with Brass Liner

Rich colour, lovely patination and a beautifully decorative presence. A fine example of Dutch domestic craftsmanship, now perfect as an unusual decorative piece or for use as a planter with its brass insert.

Internal reference : SAI4186

Height
47cm (18.50")
Width
36.5cm (14.37")
Depth
36.5cm (14.37")
Date of Manufacture

Sinclairs Antiques and Interiors has dated this Dutch Wooden Peat Bucket to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1224381
Dealers Internal Ref
SAI4186
Sinclairs Antiques and Interiors
Sinclairs Antiques and Interiors
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2017

A family run business , second generation of antique dealers est 1977 with 3 warehouses over 6000 sq ft

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Archive I A 19th-century Dutch wooden teestoof featuring alternating light and dark wood parquetry, ebonised trim, turned pedestal base on ball feet, and a removable brass liner with a swing handle.

19th‑Century Dutch Teestoof with Brass Liner

Archive II A 19th-century Dutch wooden teestoof featuring alternating light and dark wood parquetry, ebonised trim, turned pedestal base on ball feet, and a removable brass liner with a swing handle. View II
Archive III A 19th-century Dutch wooden teestoof featuring alternating light and dark wood parquetry, ebonised trim, turned pedestal base on ball feet, and a removable brass liner with a swing handle. View III
Archive IV A 19th-century Dutch wooden teestoof featuring alternating light and dark wood parquetry, ebonised trim, turned pedestal base on ball feet, and a removable brass liner with a swing handle. View IV
Archive V A 19th-century Dutch wooden teestoof featuring alternating light and dark wood parquetry, ebonised trim, turned pedestal base on ball feet, and a removable brass liner with a swing handle. View V
Archive VI A 19th-century Dutch wooden teestoof featuring alternating light and dark wood parquetry, ebonised trim, turned pedestal base on ball feet, and a removable brass liner with a swing handle. View VI
Archive VII A 19th-century Dutch wooden teestoof featuring alternating light and dark wood parquetry, ebonised trim, turned pedestal base on ball feet, and a removable brass liner with a swing handle. View VII
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A 19th-century Dutch wooden teestoof featuring alternating light and dark wood parquetry, ebonised trim, turned pedestal base on ball feet, and a removable brass liner with a swing handle.
19th‑Century Dutch Teestoof with Brass Liner
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A 19th-century Dutch wooden teestoof featuring alternating light and dark wood parquetry, ebonised trim, turned pedestal base on ball feet, and a removable brass liner with a swing handle.
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Originating in the Netherlands during the 18th and 19th centuries, a teestoof was designed as a portable heating vessel to hold glowing embers or hot coals. It was primarily used to keep teapots warm during long tea gatherings or to provide localized warmth in cold rooms.

These containers were typically crafted from turned or staved hardwoods, often featuring contrasting timber veneers or parquetry patterns. They were fitted with a removable metal liner, usually made of brass or copper with a swing handle, to safely contain coals.

Authentic 19th-century examples display evidence of hand-turned wood, natural shrinkage gaps in the staves, and aged oxidisation on the interior brass or copper liner. The presence of hand-cut joints, traditional ebonising, and authentic wear on the base or ball feet further indicates period origin.

In modern interiors, these historic vessels function effectively as decorative planter holders, fireside log containers, or standalone sculptural accents beside a hearth. Place them in living rooms or alcoves to introduce warmth, geometric pattern, and visual interest.

Dust the exterior wood regularly with a dry, soft cloth and apply a natural beeswax polish periodically to nourish the timber. Clean the removable brass liner separately using a non-abrasive metal cleaner or soft cloth to preserve its finish without damaging the adjacent woodwork.
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