An Aesthetic movement copper coal Scuttle
Manufactured by Benham and Froud, circa 1892
In the form of a large flower, the hinged cover incised with petals, on scrolled wrought iron support; sold with a small pair of cast brass Firedogs and matching Shovel, Poker and Tongs
23¼in. (59cm.) height of scuttle; 6in. (15.2cm.) height of firedogs
Scuttle stamped Rd. 185919 for 1892 (5)
Lot Essay
Cf: Kurland and Zabar Exhibition Catalogue op. cit., Cat. No. 27, the scuttle attributed to Christopher Dresser. The firedogs were at one time also attributed to Dresser.