Ceramic Wood Stove by Meissen. 1900s

Extraordinary enameled ceramic stove, most likely produced by Villeroy & Boch in Germany at the end of the 19th century. A true masterpiece of applied art that combines architectural grandeur with decorative refinement, emblematic of the great Central European tradition. Made of multicolored glazed earthenware tiles, the stove is adorned with floral and shell motifs intertwined with two sculpted double-horned heads on either side — symbols of strength and vitality. A colorful ornamental vase crowns the top, while the entire structure rests gracefully on four elegant, shaped legs. Some tiles on the back come from another antique stove...

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