What is coal?
coal or coal throw is a bucket designed to transport coal. The coils are usually asymmetrical in the shape, with a design that facilitates casting coal on fire or fireplace. Although coal fireplaces are no longer as common as they once were, many people keep coal around as decorative objects, especially if their decoration or houses have an antique feeling. The word "scuttle" in this sense is derived from the Latin scutella , "serving the plate", which is in turn borrowed from the word for Shield, scutum . Before the introduction of coal Scuttle, people used ordinary buckets or deep shovels to transport coal, which could be real pain in large houses, because coal was usually stored in the cellar.
Most coal scuttles look like boat saving. The end of the coal, as well as the end of the saucepan, is intended for pouring, while the top of Th is intended for the scuttle coal lists prevents coal when coal is converted while Scuttle is transmitted by the stairs. One or two handles can be attachedCoal, depending on design and coal can be short and squats or tall and slim.
In many cases, coal scuttles have been made of light metal to make them durable and easy to manage. Tin, brass and copper were used, while some manufacturers covered their shocks in embossed and other decorations so that the fire could leave fire in a well -mentioned room. Coal Scuttles could also be made of wood.
Several companies continue to produce coal, both for practical and ornamental use. It is also possible to find coal Scuttles in antiques stores, although high demand for real antiques can sometimes make antiques quite expensive.
Some people with HAVE wooden stoves rose to the comfort of coal, build or buy small stands to hold several fire protocols so that they did not have to leave the warm room for wood. It is also possible to see a particularly large scutclarifies for carrying and storage of logs for wood and fireplaces. Canvas is often used to construct carriers similar to scuttle for wood because it is lightweight and easy to handle and can be wrapped around the wood to ensure it from its absence.