Historical information

This appears to be a vintage campfire or stovetop toasting rack, likely used for grilling bread or small food items over an open flame or stove. The slightly curved feet suggest it could rest on a heat source while allowing air circulation beneath the food. Such devices were commonly used in the early to mid-20th century before electric toasters became widespread. It may have been part of a domestic kitchen or used for outdoor cooking in campsites.

Physical description

The item is a small, rectangular metal grill with parallel bars and a flat, extended handle on one side. The grill has slightly curved feet or hooks on the opposite end, possibly for securing it over a heat source. The handle appears to be riveted or welded to the main frame. The metal surface shows signs of rust and wear, indicating extensive use.