









Vtg Erie Automatic Mop Wringer Bucket 10 Qt Galvanized Metal Wood Rollers 1950s
Item Description
This is a fantastic piece of authentic Americana—a Vintage Erie Automatic Mop Wringer Bucket manufactured by the Erie Mop & Wringer Company (Girard, PA).
Featuring a heavy-duty galvanized steel body, an integrated foot-pedal spring mechanism, and two original wooden rollers, this piece perfectly captures the classic industrial farmhouse aesthetic. The inner bottom features the authentic embossed size marking "10" (indicating its 10-quart capacity). The original paper label is still present on the front, adding immense vintage charm and character.
Please note that there is a very slow, minor seep/leak from the rusted areas on the bottom, so it is not recommended for holding standing water long-term. However, it is absolutely perfect as an outdoor rustic planter, garden container, laundry room decor, storage solution, or a standout display piece for a rustic store or patio.
Size & Weight
- Overall Dimensions: Approx. 15" L x 11" W x 10" H (14.25" H with handle lifted)
- Bucket Size: Approx. 10.5" Diameter x 9" H
- Weight: Approx. 3.8 lbs
Materials
- Bucket & Frame: Galvanized Steel / Metal
- Rollers: Solid Wood
- Handle & Lever Mechanism: Heavy-duty Steel / Iron
Condition
- Overall: Authentic vintage condition with a beautiful heavily-weathered rustic patina.
- Water Tightness Note: Has a slow seep / minor leak from rust on the bottom. Does not hold standing water perfectly, making it best suited for decorative use, dry storage, or as a planter.
- Surface/Metal: Shows age-appropriate wear including oxidation, surface rust (mostly on the iron spring lever, foot pedal, and bottom), scuffs, and faint dings from historical use.
- Label: The original paper factory sticker is partially worn/peeled (about half missing), but the brand text "Erie Automatic Mop Wringer Bucket" remains legible and adds an authentic look.
- Mechanism: The foot pedal and wooden rollers still function and move together properly. Inner bottom has the embossed "10" mark.
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