Name for the bucket used for ashes for wood stoves? HIstory?

My son recently had a wood burner insert installed in his fire place. I got him a metal bucket with a lid to put the ashes in. There is a formal name for this device. I need your help.

Also seeking history of said bucket.

Anthony

Mae West2010-01-10T06:30:42Z

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Are you talking about an ash bucket honey! I couldn't find history on this but this link was very informative.
;)

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?2010-01-10T05:47:17Z

It's called a coal hod. Originally used for carrying coal.

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FooFighter2010-01-10T05:09:12Z

Are you thinking of "ash hod"?

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