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$55 USDFrench Child's Soup Bucket 1860's

Collectibles:Metalware:French Lunch Pail From The 1880's

Charming Child's enamel soup bucket from France This belonged to a man born in 1856 and was used from the age of five to ten. It would carry soup and stews with a small top container for bread. Each child identified their bucket by a number on the bottom. His number was 11. This came from his great grandson's estate. It is 8 inches high and 5 inches across. It is in good condition with charming weathering to the enamel paint.

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