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Rustic cooking stove no. 1735 - Stunning French-style Grisons cooking stove with elegant enamelled knobs -
Rustic cooking stove no. 943 - Perler Ofen/ Large two-tier wood cooking stove from a blacksmiths in Langnau with four hobs, one copper water tank, oven and storage compartment. The tiered, spacious and low-level ash pit is highly idiosyncratic, just like the solid cast-iron features. This chassis design is only found in the canton of Glarus. Here, therefore, a stovemaker in the canton of Bern has drawn on a stately style as seen in the high-quality, luxurious manufacturer’s villas in Näfels. -
Rustic cooking stove no. 1842 - Small Sursee cooking stove with two hobs and water tank -
Rustic cooking stove no. 1390 - Perler Ofen/ Curved stove circa 1900 with additional section on left (ash pit), furnace and oven on left-hand side, two hobs, a copper water tank and a large storage compartment. -
Rustic cooking stove no. 1790, ultra-rare Bernese cooking stove from manufacturer J.H. Furrer -
Rustic cooking stove no. 903 - Perler Ofen/ Rustic stove circa 1900 with additional section on right (ash pit), furnace also on right, two hobs, oven and a large storage compartment. -
Rustic cooking stove no. 854 - Perler Ofen/ Cooking stove with stunning antique patina, four cooking hobs and fully heated oven. The diversion slider is also placed subtly further back, while the original remains for decoration, true to the original. This makes the furnace longer. In all these cooking stoves, the hob must be cast in sold iron 10 mm thick (original only had thin sheet metal!) -
Rustic cooking stove no. 887 - Perler Ofen/ Wood-fired cooking stove circa 1900 with three hobs, copper water tank, oven and storage compartment. Very large, long furnace. Produced by artisanal stovemaker Fritz Lehmann Bern-Weissenbühl (original manufacturer’s plate on right-hand side) with a solid design that boasts outstanding craftsmanship. This stovemaker was a leading business in the Bern region. -
Rustic cooking stove no. 936 - Perler Ofen/ Wood-fired cooking stove circa 1900 with two hobs, copper water tank (higher-visibility copper also possible) and large oven, slightly rounded at the top. Striking rustic fire doors. The ash door is very rare, as it isn’t just a drawer as usual. Manufactured by Fritz Spring metalworking shop, Lyssach. -
Rustic cooking stove no. 962 - Perler Ofen GmbH/ Local artisanal cooking stove circa 1900 from the Bad Ragaz-Sargans region. Two hobs, one water tank, oven and large heating/storage compartment. The furnace is the maximum length with a high level of heat output. Modern pots and pans as well as old perforated grill pans for classic dishes (now available in stainless steel) can be used on the faced cast-iron express hob. The oven with baking tray (all food-grade) is fully heated. -
Rustic cooking stove no. 1300 - Perler Ofen/ Compact wood-fired cooking stove circa 1900 with three hobs, oven and very large storage compartment. The nickel-plated knobs and rail brackets can also be gold plated – the entire towel rail can also be nickel or gold plated. Excellent heat output thanks to long furnace with maximum depth. -
Rustic cooking stove no. 1709 - Typical local artisanal cooking stove with handcrafted decorative features -
Rustic cooking stove no. 1333 - Perler Ofen GmbH/ Small wood-fired cooking stove circa 1900 with two hobs, oven and copper water tank. Exhaust pipe originally at the back but can also be built into the top at the back right. All brass parts can also be nickel plated. Built at Ernst Kobel’s smithy, Dürrenroth (see brass plate in the front of the oven). -
Rustic cooking stove no. 1351 - Perler Ofen/ Corner stove with furnace on left-hand side, two hobs, copper water tank and oven. Knobs, rail brackets and towel rail are optionally also available in brass or nickel plated. -
Rustic cooking stove no. 1832 - Large wood-fired cooking stove with many options, built circa 1900 -
Rustic cooking stove no. 1847 - Local artisanal cooking stove with brass tap -
Rustic cooking stove no. 1843 - Local artisanal cooking stove with water outlet tap, corner moulding decorated with flower rosettes -
Rustic cooking stove no. 1879 - Impressively robust Sursee cooking stove with two company nameplates on the chassis -
Rustic stove no. 1881- The manufacturer's plate refers to Albert Bouverat from La Sarraz, a subtle stove from French-speaking Switzerland -
Rustic stove no. 1915 - a large, solid stove from the Zurich manufactory of Keller-Trüb und Sohn -
Rustic stove no. 1957. A very nice wood stove from Keller-Trüb und Sohn
