George VI Fire Bucket
Very charming red fire bucket with hand painted lettering. c.1940
Heavy duty riveted steel construction with patination to the original paint. George VI crest and painted wording really takes this utilitarian object up a notch. Perfect for use as fireside log storage.
Very charming red fire bucket with hand painted lettering. c.1940
Heavy duty riveted steel construction with patination to the original paint. George VI crest and painted wording really takes this utilitarian object up a notch. Perfect for use as fireside log storage.
Very charming red fire bucket with hand painted lettering. c.1940
Heavy duty riveted steel construction with patination to the original paint. George VI crest and painted wording really takes this utilitarian object up a notch. Perfect for use as fireside log storage.
What are fire buckets?
A fire bucket is a bucket filled with water or sand which is used to prevent or extinguish fires. Typically, fire buckets are painted bright red and have the word fire stenciled on them. They date back hundreds of years with some of the earlier known variants being made from a heavy duty leather, often decorated with a coat of arms.
Dimensions
Height: 350mm
Width: 300mm
Weight: 3kg
