Tile Stove

Antique 19th century Dutch Provincial marble-top ceramic tile stove, Circa 1880.

This is a one-off tile stove made by the Martin company, located in Zeist.

Interior of a farmhouse with tiled stove. Oil painting by Amelie Ruths. Dimensions without frame.

A rare and highly charming Gustavian corner cabinet designed as an imitation faience tiled stove — a distinctive furniture type rooted in late 18th-century Swedish interior tradition.

Italian terracotta and tile stoves are traditional heating devices that have been used in Italy for centuries.

The urn / evaporator is lacquered with an antique bronze This example of a water cooler was designed to be placed on top of a tile stove, where the water would evaporate and compens...

Carl Fredrik continued to run the tile stove production until 1896 when he chose to sell.

Carl Fredrik continued to run the tile stove production until 1896 when he chose to sell.

Carl Fredrik continued to run the tile stove production until 1896 when he chose to sell.

Carl Fredrik continued to run the tile stove production until 1896 when he chose to sell.

Carl Fredrik continued to run the tile stove production until 1896 when he chose to sell.

Carl Fredrik continued to run the tile stove production until 1896 when he chose to sell.

Carl Fredrik continued to run the tile stove production until 1896 when he chose to sell.

Carl Fredrik continued to run the tile stove production until 1896 when he chose to sell.

Carl Fredrik continued to run the tile stove production until 1896 when he chose to sell.

The factory was founded in 1843 as a pure brick factory, but in 1847 they began to manufacture terracotta and tile stoves. In 1924, the first ceramic designer Erik Mornils was employ...

Despite declining tile stove production, the factory expanded in 1924 to include ornament manufacturing.

Carl Fredrik continued to run the tile stove production until 1896 when he chose to sell.

The factory was founded in 1843 as a pure brick factory, but in 1847 they began to manufacture terracotta and tile stoves. In 1924, the first ceramic designer Erik Mornils was employ...

There is a candle in the bottle on the green tiled stove, next to it the wash bowl, and a towel hangs on a clothesline above it.

About Upsala Ekeby Founded in 1886, Upsala Ekeby initially focused on brick manufacturing but later expanded to include wall tiles, tile stoves, and household ceramics. The incorpora...

The factory was founded in 1843 as a pure brick factory, but in 1847 they began to manufacture terracotta and tile stoves. In 1924, the first ceramic designer Erik Mornils was employ...

The factory was founded in 1843 as a pure brick factory, but in 1847 they began to manufacture terracotta and tile stoves. In 1924, the first ceramic designer Erik Mornils was employ...

About Upsala Ekeby: Upsala-Ekeby, founded in 1886, initially focused on manufacturing bricks but soon expanded its production to include wall tiles, tile stoves, and household ceram...

European French or Belgium Cast Iron Art Nouveau Tile Wood Coal Burning Stove. Item features glazed stylized floral tiles, the rectangular frame with cast iron top concealing the int...

The factory was founded in 1843 as a pure brick factory, but in 1847 they began to manufacture terracotta and tile stoves. In 1924, the first ceramic designer Erik Mornils was employ...

About Upsala Ekeby: Upsala-Ekeby, founded in 1886, initially focused on manufacturing bricks but soon expanded its production to include wall tiles, tile stoves, and household ceram...

About Upsala Ekeby: Upsala-Ekeby, founded in 1886, initially focused on manufacturing bricks but soon expanded its production to include wall tiles, tile stoves, and household ceram...

Medén, producing bricks before expanding into terracotta household wares and tiled stoves. Following the formation of AB Nittsjö Stenkärlsfabrik in 1917, the factory was modernized a...

He also worked as a designer for the Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin (KPM) and for the ceramic workshop of the Schleiß family (Schleiss-Keramik) in Gmunden , where he designed and...

He also worked as a designer for the Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin (KPM) and for the ceramic workshop of the Schleiß family (Schleiss-Keramik) in Gmunden , where he designed and...

He also worked as a designer for the Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin (KPM) and for the ceramic workshop of the Schleiß family (Schleiss-Keramik) in Gmunden , where he designed and...

Founded in Uppsala in 1907 as the successor to the earlier Upsala Nya Kakelfabrik (established in 1888), the company began by producing glazed tiled stoves before expanding into art ...

He also worked as a designer for the Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin (KPM) and for the ceramic workshop of the Schleiß family (Schleiss-Keramik) in Gmunden , where he designed and...

He also worked as a designer for the Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin (KPM) and for the ceramic workshop of the Schleiß family (Schleiss-Keramik) in Gmunden , where he designed and...

He also worked as a designer for the Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin (KPM) and for the ceramic workshop of the Schleiß family (Schleiss-Keramik) in Gmunden , where he designed and...

Biography Berghagen, who was the son of the tile stove maker Nils Nilsson and Karin Nilsson, studied at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm from 1916 to 1918, was employed...

He also worked as a designer for the Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin (KPM) and for the ceramic workshop of the Schleiß family (Schleiss-Keramik) in Gmunden , where he designed and...

The composition is anchored by a pale green tiled masonry stove – a traditional element of Nordic domestic architecture.

The primary product was tiled stoves. All available goods were sold. The remuneration for students was 69 Pfennig per diem.

In the subsequent years in Dachau, Anneliese and later also their daughter Ulrike von Stokar took over the production of the utilitarian ceramics, while Gerd The Swabian Majolica Man...

Terracota utensils and stove tiles were introduced in 1847. After a devastating fire in late 1890s, a new workshop for the production of ceramics was built.