coal scuttle
Fireplace fuel container
A coal scuttle is a metal container, typically bucket-shaped with a handle, used to carry and store coal for household fires.
The scuttle often has a lip or spout for pouring coal into a fireplace or stove: She filled the coal scuttle from the bin in the cellar.
Once common in homes heated by coal fires, the object is now largely historical.
- hodPole-mounted material trough
- containerThing for storing items
- hearthFireplace floor area
- bucketOpen-top carrying vessel
- anthraciteHighest-grade coal variety
caddy · Victorian · cast iron · fireplace · open fire · bellows · ash pan · fireside · pail · clinker · briquette · andiron · shovel · solid fuel · canister · tongs · bin · grate
- antiquesantiques, antique furniture, antique, antique coins, Greek vases
- Vintage Householdicebox, washboard, wringer, butter churn, wood stove
- coalanthracite, bituminous, lignite, slack, culm
- antique metalwarecandlestick, candelabra, brass lamp, copper kettle, fireplace tools
- Victorian antiquesbustle, corset, bonnet, cravat, waistcoat
- antique vesselsamphora, urn, crock, jug, pitcher
fuel container type
coal scuttlewoodpile
Stored cut logs
log basket · oil tank · gas cylinder · propane tank · wood shed