Brass Tinder Box | 1700 ironcook Knee breeches were a common

Knee breeches were a common pant in the 18th century

this piece combines strength with understated ornamentation—an ideal addition to historically inspired tableware

brass boxes like this were a very popular trade item stocked by Hudson Bay Company

these shoes are each handmade and lined with fine calfskin

The silk ribbon is sold separately

Brass Tinder Box | 1700 ironcook Knee breeches were a commonCarried by trappers, traders, soldiers, and frontiersmen and used to hold anything from fire starting supplies to pipe tobacco. This particular style, made in Ohio, can hold any of our strikers aside from the steel C style. Measures 3 5 8" x 2 1 4" x 1"