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* Traditional coal / wood burning domestic use water heater / Boiler *Coal /wood fuel Fire pit
* Part of Non Electric era.*
A handcrafted product, Made from copper sheets, Shaped / designed vessel -pot .
This boiler features a central shaft for burning coal which is 3.0" dia and about 19.0" tall. On the bottom , there is space to have a iron plate with holes to shake out ashes. ( Missing not part of this offer). The plate holds burning coals and wood which passes through central boiler / shaft .
Its top cover / Lid is designed to pull and open with handles on both side by both hands. This lid has a tiny lid of 2 1/2" to pour water using pipe or bucket.
Its water pot, in addition to elegant design has brass tap for dispensing hot water.
In addition to this, there is 3 leg iron stand which is 17.0" tall x 14.0" wide to mount this boiler.
No doubt , a great creation of the era with caring of house uses.
Qty-1 (Pot & table)
It includes pot and Iron table with attached acessories, missing iron plate is not part of it.
Size-
Vessel / Pot - 19.0" tall x 15 1/2" wide.Max. approx.
Overall with table - 36.0" x 15 1/2" Max. approx.
Weight- 5800 gram + Iron table 1560 grams = total 7360 grams.
(Odd shipping - May subject to 2 different parcel))
Condition;
Overall good , subject to minor ageing issues- all original no major issue.
Still untested for working.
Aged,old,Used,Previously owned by other .
All visible on uploaded photo's.
A item with own history and story of early culture of the society, rare survived object.
Available only till it sales.
This reminds me the old bygone era , the early days of late grandpa & Mumma .
Human needs & inventions are as old as earth itself ,Creations were always subjected to available means & needs of the time..
*** To best of me, the history of kind of hammered Copper water heater is old about more than 150 years and it was considered as luxury during the era.***
