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A polished brown leather fire bucket, early 19th century, with copper riveted foot and strap...
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Lot 131
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A polished brown leather fire bucket, early 19th century, with copper riveted foot and strap handle, 28.6cm high to rim, approx. 51cm high inclusive of handle
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