Casket - Zinc - Heat stove / travel stove

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Antique zinc foot stove (carriage stove) from around 1900, with a functional sliding metal ash drawer at the base, measuring 42 x 32 x 31 cm and weighing 10 kg, in decent vintage condition with heavy wear and possible missing small parts.

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Description from the seller

Beautiful, very sturdy antique foot stove (carriage stove) made of heavy zinc, equipped with a fully functional, retractable metal ashtray/sliding grate at the bottom. This type of stove was used in the early 20th century to heat feet and spaces in cold rooms, churches, or during transport in carriages and early automobiles. A test with glowing coals was placed in the drawer to emit heat.

The chest features a double row of ventilation holes at the top and bottom for optimal oxygen supply and heat circulation. The top side is equipped with a sturdy metal handle and stamped initials "J.M.".

Material and quality:
The object has been extensively tested and is completely non-magnetic, which guarantees the authenticity of the heavy, pure rolled zinc (not inferior zinc-coated iron or tin). The stove has a fantastic lived-in, authentic patina with signs of age that enhance its industrial character. Fully intact with original hardware and side handles. A rare and sturdy decorative object with museum-worthy details.

• Length: 42 cm
• Width: 32 cm
• Height: 31 cm
• Weight: 10 kg

In good, original unrestored vintage condition with appropriate patina and slight surface corrosion in line with its age. Mechanical parts (ashtray/grate and latch) operate properly.

Photos are part of the description. This item will be carefully packed and shipped.

Beautiful, very sturdy antique foot stove (carriage stove) made of heavy zinc, equipped with a fully functional, retractable metal ashtray/sliding grate at the bottom. This type of stove was used in the early 20th century to heat feet and spaces in cold rooms, churches, or during transport in carriages and early automobiles. A test with glowing coals was placed in the drawer to emit heat.

The chest features a double row of ventilation holes at the top and bottom for optimal oxygen supply and heat circulation. The top side is equipped with a sturdy metal handle and stamped initials "J.M.".

Material and quality:
The object has been extensively tested and is completely non-magnetic, which guarantees the authenticity of the heavy, pure rolled zinc (not inferior zinc-coated iron or tin). The stove has a fantastic lived-in, authentic patina with signs of age that enhance its industrial character. Fully intact with original hardware and side handles. A rare and sturdy decorative object with museum-worthy details.

• Length: 42 cm
• Width: 32 cm
• Height: 31 cm
• Weight: 10 kg

In good, original unrestored vintage condition with appropriate patina and slight surface corrosion in line with its age. Mechanical parts (ashtray/grate and latch) operate properly.

Photos are part of the description. This item will be carefully packed and shipped.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
10 kg
Title additional information
Heat stove / travel stove
Country of origin
Netherlands
Material
Zinc
Style
Industrial
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
31 cm
Width
42 cm
Depth
32 cm
Estimated period
around 1900
Can Be Locked
Yes
Sold by
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Objects sold
98.68%
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