An 18th century personal foot warmer in its original red paint. It has some interesteing punched hole designs in the tin used to bring through the warm air fueled by the hot coals that would be placed in the interior of the foot warmer. This was a well-used foot warmer that shows a burn area that looks like the shape of the bottom of a shoe in the top of the wood frame of the foot warmer. The interior coal box is missing but this 224+ year old foot warmer is still in great shape. 
It is 8.5" x 8.5" x 6" tall.