European cast iron stove with decorative tiles.

These types of stoves were popular in Europe during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly in France and Belgium. They were often made of cast iron and decorated with colorful tiles, reflecting the Art Nouveau aesthetic of the period. These stoves were designed for both cooking and heating, and were often a central feature of the home. They burned wood or coal and were known for their efficiency in retaining and distributing heat. The decorative tiles added an element of beauty and sophistication to the functional design. The value of these stoves today depends on their condition, rarity, and the quality of their decorative elements. The Sougland-Aisne company was a well-known manufacturer of these stoves. Origin: France or Belgium Late 19th/Early 20th Century

Condition

Used (normal wear)