Glass Heater

A particularly large brassero (coal heater) glazed in cream green and blue. Rare to have lid

Original design by René Coulon ligthing base first glass heater

Primitive terracotta charcoal burner from the northern Sierra of Puebla,, Mexico, circa 1950´s. Shows considerable wear in coloration and texture. A rare find.

Primitive beehive styled terracotta heater from a small Nahua community of Northern Puebla, Mexico

Kähler, Denmark, glazed stoneware teapot with heater for tea lights. Marked. 1930s. Measures

Terracotta primitive wood-burning heater from the Northern sierras of Puebla, Mexico. Age is

Kähler, Denmark. Teapot with heater for tealights in glazed stoneware. Beautiful orange uranium

French architect Rene-Andre Coulon (1908-1997) designed this electric heater using metal tape

We present you a pitcher on a stand, with a heater manufactured by the Gorham Company in Newport

Kähler, Denmark. Tea light heater in glazed stoneware. Beautiful yellow uranium glaze, 1930s-1940s

German Rosenthal porcelain heater for coffee pot. Model: Versace Barocco. Stamped on the bottom.

It looks like a Samovar but it is in fact called a water or tea machine. When you had guests for tea in 1831 it was very practical to have running heated water during the Tea Party. ...

This is the early and more deluxe version of the Rene Coulon designed glass heater with illuminated

extending through the back - one for the heater, and one for the lamps. Both work perfectly, and

A very lovely heater in black metal, brass candleholders and leather wrapped handles. Manufactured

A fine late 18th century Sheffield plate 'Argyle' heater jug for sauce or gravy. Of wonderful

1930's saint gobain light and heater[rewired].