Luxury ceramic wood stove
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The heater is European-made. The outside is covered with ceramic glazed tiles in a faint grey colour, which have an embossed decoration of flowers and leaves in the Rococo style. It rests on a marble base and consists of two parts: The lower one is wider and there the fire would burn on a grille, while the ashes would collect on the bottom. The upper part is narrower and served as a kind of chimney. The top has an artistic cornice of ceramic tiles of the same quality and colour, but in a different pattern. At the bottom of the heater there is a slightly curved, double metal door with windows, which were covered with fireproof transparent material, so that the fire could be seen. Behind the lower part of the door, there is a second metal door that held the ashes, decorated with spirals. Finally, the external double door rests on an iron frame, nickel-plated and decorated with reliefs, which sits on the tiles.