0 a metal container for burning coal, wood, etc., used to give warmth or to cook on
1 a person who makes and repairs brass objects
He welcomed us very cordially and invited us to sit down before the fire burning in the copper brazier.
More than this the flickering brazier would not permit me to see.
The brilliant light, a lamp burning on the bench, a brazier full of coals flaring in the forge, increased her confusion still more.
There was a charcoal brazier going in the middle with two or three mess tins of char boiling away.
There were too few blankets, no braziers, and the cheap black shoes of civil life were soon in tatters.
After drying for two days, the mold was put into a charcoal brazier to melt the wax.
These may have functioned as lids for complex censers or braziers.
Draughts were stopped by newspaper, and a brazier would often be the sole means of heating the house.
