A pan for holding or carrying burning fuel; a brazier, a portable grate.

A portable container or flat surface in or on which a fire may be made.

(a) a receptacle for heating something over a fire; (also) a receptacle for holding or carrying burning fuel; cf. fire pan, n. 1a, 2; (b) = fireship…

A vessel for heating something: (a) A vessel for heating water, a saucepan; (b) a portable grate, a chafing-dish. Obsolete.

A (portable) fire-grate, fire-pan, stove. Obsolete.

A vessel to hold burning charcoal or other fuel, for heating anything placed upon it; a portable grate.

(a) a brazier; (b) a coal scuttle.

a metal basket used to contain a fire; = chauffer, n.

= brazier, n.2

= brazier, n.2

A large flat pan or tray for holding burning charcoal, etc.

a cage-like container or receptacle for a fire, spec. one suspended from a post, used as a lantern or beacon.

a container in which to light or carry a fire; esp. a holder in which to carry safely a lit fuse or match (cf. portfire, n.).

A kind of charcoal brazier used in Turkey and the Middle East.

A small brazier; a chafing-dish; a foot-stove.

Coal Mining (English regional (Staffordshire)). A roughly constructed platform or a brazier near the mouth of a pit, upon which a fire is lit at…

U.S. A flaming torch, hand-held oil or paraffin lamp, or portable cresset or fire basket filled with burning wood, coals, etc., used (often…

A metal pan for collecting or burning chips of wood.

A brazier. rare.

A large earthenware pan or brazier in which charcoal is burnt esp. in order to warm the hands or heat a room.

A small earthen brazier, used in Italy.

= chafing-dish, n.

Applied to various articles used in fire or capable of withstanding great heat. (See quots. 1873–1895.) Also (North American), a workman's brazier.