This early twentieth century Stove named the "Osaka" was made in France by the DeVille Company and probably dates from around 1920.

Stylistically however it is heralding the arrival of the Art Deco era. The bold geometric shapes in the enamelled cast iron of this stove are softened by delicate, more art nouveau style details in the knobs, handles and hinges on the stove.

The Flue is oval. We can make a flue adaptor if needed, from oval to round for £65

An enamelled multi-fuel stove and hearth based on a 1930s design in blue enamel.

The stoves main feature is the domed door with geometric lattice windows.

Beneath this is a separate door to the ashpan compartment with the main air control on a chromed dial.

At the top of the single ribbed arch of the main body is a toggling flap to load fuel without opening the main door.

There is an integral small hearth with a raised lip.

A superbly restored 1920s Deville stove in brown and cream marbled enamel with rechromed front grill and door furniture.

This rare but practical stove is in remarkable condition and comes with its original tray. The round knob on the ash box is the intake valve. The pierced bodyhelps to circulate warm air.

A richly enamelled wood burning stove in varying in shades of dark brown.

It has strapwork casing on the front cover which is complemented by twelve square ventilation holes decorating the hinged top. This top lifts up to reveal a hot plate. It has no windows but is still a decorative and functional heating appliance.

A variety of tiled hearths are available in any size or colour to complement our stoves

A windowless deco style wood burning stove in grey brown enamel.

An original cast iron French stove in light brown enamel that is typical of the 1920s /1930s period.
The stove is very Art Deco in style featuring geometric sunburst designs on both the front and opening top panel.

The stove is designed to burn wood only, having no integral grate. Despite its age, this stove will be quite an efficient stove as the boxed flue inside the stove has been designed to give good convection properties.

The stove loads from the side, and has a solid cast iron base inside, where the burning takes place. The burning rate is adjusted by an air intake regulator on the side door, and it also has a draught diverter to reduce the heat output to the convecting part of the stove if needed.

The stove has been fully refurbished, and with average use should give many good years of service. There are some small chips in the enamel to the front of the stove, but not beyond the wear that would be expected on a 90 year old stove.