Need help identifying this kitchen stove/oven!

[Ms.Fritts]

I'm trying to find out what this type of stove is called, what time frame their from, and if there are any manufacturers that reproduce them. Can you help me?

 

[Grisu]

Is that yours or are you just trying to find a similar model? The way it has been built into the wall makes me think that it was a custom built. If you want to find a modern wood cookstove here is an older thread with several leads: https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/wood-cook-stove.77716/#post-1587748

 

[Ms.Fritts]

Is that yours or are you just trying to find a similar model? The way it has been built into the wall makes me think that it was a custom built. If you want to find a modern wood cookstove here is an older thread with several leads: https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/wood-cook-stove.77716/#post-1587748

Hi Grisu,
Thank you for responding. I'm just trying to find out what these kind of stoves are called. If its a custom design that tells me a lot. Do you know what they are?

 

[begreen]

This appears to be a built-in, English, Victorian, coal burning, kitchen stove. I have seen similar stoves in movies of the mid-late,1800s period.

Here are some other examples:
(broken link removed to http://www.telegraph.co.uk/property/3360334/Kitchen-ranges-All-fired-up-on-the-old-range.html)
http://www.wildcardwalks.co.uk/images/COOKING-01A--Cast-iron-cooking-range-at-Barbon-Inn.jpg
(broken link removed)

 

[Ms.Fritts]

Thank you for the info and links. This gives me a starting point for research.

Michelle Fritts

This appears to be a built-in, English, Victorian, coal burning, kitchen stove. I have seen similar stoves in movies of the mid-late,1800s period.

Here are some other examples:
(broken link removed to http://www.telegraph.co.uk/property/3360334/Kitchen-ranges-All-fired-up-on-the-old-range.html)
http://www.wildcardwalks.co.uk/images/COOKING-01A--Cast-iron-cooking-range-at-Barbon-Inn.jpg
(broken link removed)

 

[akbear]

oh, the power of google image search.... the answer including additional links are on this page (broken link removed to http://www.offgridworld.com/who-owns-this-stunningly-beautiful-wood-stove/)

 

[begreen]

Bingo, well done akbear. It is indeed a Victorian design. It's cool that they area still making stoves.