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Hi All
I have been following this group for several months now and have always found pretty good and reliable advice. I have a built in solid fuel stove/range in my kitchen. It is built in and i assume was put in the house when built c.1850. Whilst it is in perfect working order at the moment (apart from a few minor repairs to the fire box) i would like try and find some information on it both for practical and historical interest. problem is their is no apparent markings to be seen. have googled several times and tried the usual suspects aga, solid fuel assosciation etc etc but to no avail. The range has an open fire with dampers controlling oven and fire. no hobs but a top and bottom oven. tiled oven doors. no apparent makers mark or identifying features on the surface. Any help or appropriatte web sites in identifying this oven would be very much appreciated, also what do i call it, is it a stove, range, oven or some other suitable title. tia kind regards billy |
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