Rare antique UNIO continuous burning / radiant stove from the American Heating environment, presumably model or size No. 12. Exceptionally elaborate historical stove with richly ornamented metal cladding, numerous viewing windows, decorative relief parts, and a striking crowning. A very rare and exceptionally decorative collector's item from the first half of the 20th century. According to current research, it is a UNIO continuous burning stove, probably from the 1920s to early 1930s. The assignment to No. 12 is based on the design, dimensions, and comparison with documented UNIO/American Heating stoves. A corresponding model number has not yet been found on the stove itself, which is why the model designation is explicitly given as “presumably No. 12”. Particularly interesting are the still existing accessories: – Historical German-language original operating instructions for the “ever-burning UNIO stove” – Numerous original decorative and cladding parts belonging to the stove – 3 replacement panes, each approx. 10 × 20 cm – Decorative viewing windows and metal claddings Some of the decorative elements are currently disassembled and will, of course, be sold completely. Dimensions: approx. 50 × 50 × 140 cm Era: approx. 1920s / early 1930s Manufacturer/Brand: UNIO / American Heating Model: presumably No. 12 Material: predominantly metal/cast iron, glass Condition: unrestored historical condition with age-related patina and signs of wear. The stove is explicitly sold as a historical collector's, decoration, and restoration object. The current fire safety compliance and operational safety have not been checked and are not guaranteed. Due to size and weight, pickup is advisable. Viewing possible by arrangement.
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ConditionGoodColorsBlack, SilverMaterialCast IronNumber of items1Height140 cmWidth50 cmDepth50 cm