1 vintage galvanized sap bucket. These buckets were used for making maple syrup! They originally had metal lids that slipped over the top edge of the bucket so no debris would get inside. The buckets would hang on the tree so the sap would flow into them. These buckets can still be used for making syrup, but you'll need a lid, otherwise there are so many decor uses for these! You can arrange flowers in them, grow plants in them, use as an umbrella holder, kindling bucket, etc.! One of the buckets has the brand "King" stamped into the metal (no coloring on it).

Found | Wisconsin
Dimensions | Height - 12.75 in. Diameter (top) - 10.75 in. Diameter (bottom) - 8.5 in.
Condition | Good used condition with minimal rusting if any. The holes might be jagged on the edges. No holes in the bottom of the bucket. There may be paint marks and scuffs on them from so much use.