It was kept near the fireplace or stove in a coal scuttle. A scuttle was made of wood or metal, usually painted tin. A wood scuttle was sometimes decorated like a piece of furniture, with carvings ...

It's a design conceit usually called the coal scuttle bonnet, and it's likely best known on Renaults from around 1904 to 1930. The genesis of the design seems to come from very early Renaults ...

It was kept near the fireplace or stove in a coal scuttle. A scuttle was made of wood or metal, usually painted tin. A wood scuttle was sometimes decorated like a piece of furniture, with carvings ...

It was christened the ‘A1’, but unofficially called ‘coal scuttle’ for its similarities in design with, er, a coat scuttle. Built upon a bespoke chassis and propelled by a busy little 1.4 ...

Aston Martin's history organization is looking for the automaker's first car The first Aston Martin was completed in 1915 The car doesn't have an official name, but its nickname is Coal Scuttle ...

The very first Aston may not have disappeared! Aston Martin Heritage Trust is looking for the 'Coal Scuttle', the very first one created by the brand. This model was manufactured in 1914.

Aston Martin has been building cars for over a hundred years at this point and company historians are hoping to bring home its oldest-born model, nicknamed the Coal Scuttle. Built in 1914 ...

Here’s Tom as a little boy, at a backyard crab feast. Here’s Tom finding an old coal scuttle in a neighbor’s garage and making it into a jaunty bird — Tom discovering he’s an artist ...