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Tiled stove no. 1789 A rare piece from Sursee, intricately decorated freestanding tiled stove with decorated hood -
Tiled stove no. 1469 – Perler Ofen/ Highly sought-after colour and design, simple yet “modern” for the period, frame and tile design harmonious in style and period. With end-to-end heating compartment at the top. Hand-glazed tiles in a stunning, rare colour. Produced by former stove manufacturer Sursee AG. -
Tiled stove no. 1868 Stunning ornate tiled stove by Louis Marburg & Söhne, lavishly decorated with tiles painted with lovely gold leaf -
Freestanding stove no. 1835 Stunning “Rigi” piece by Affolter & Christen with blue enamel panelling -
Fixed tiled stove no. 1848 Unique small tiled stove with southern German castle and palace motifs -
Tiled stove no. 1869 Lucelle frame with stunning white Art Deco tiles -
MAL freestanding tiled stove no. 1676 with simple cast-iron frame and multi-coloured hand-glazed tiles in refreshing shades. End-to-end cooking and heating compartment at the top. Decorated in bold, fresh Art Deco style. The cast-iron parts with the MAL inscription were rarely used in Switzerland and sourced from the semi-finished product supplier Machul Aron Lämle in Bretten, Germany. -
Tiled stove no. 1400 – Perler Ofen/Lucelle model circa 1900, original nickel-plated cast-iron frame, glazing embossed with stunning castle and windmill motifs -
Tiled stove no. 90 - Perler Ofen/ Built by Gebrüder Lincke from Zurich, many historic documents available. D.R.P. No. 80109 (Deutsches Reichspatent/German Imperial Patent) P. No. 8309 (in Switzerland). Unsightly and unusual soot connector is moved to the back wall. There are very few stoves where all the doors are hinged on the left not the right, as is usually standard. These doors on the left-hand side (“linke” in German) were made by the Gebrüder Lincke; were they poking fun at the user or was this an early version of a “marketing USP”? -
Tiled stove no. 1737 with smooth, hand-glazed blue tiles with stunning glazing gradients, slightly “offset” against the design of large fixed tiled stoves. Simple cast-iron frame from the former Klus foundry in Balsthal. -
Tiled stove no. 919, Lucelle freestanding tiled stove with hand-glazed, multi-coloured tiles with waterlily motif. -
Tiled stove no. 1677 with lavishly decorated cast-iron frame, end-to-end heating compartment on the top level, can be refurbished as a cooking compartment, from the former stove manufacturer Sursee AG (LU). Hand-glazed Sursee tiles in a stunning and sophisticated rare cool blue colour. Tiles decorated with a beautiful waterlily motif. -
Tiled stove no. 1438 - Perler Ofen/ Freestanding tiled stove circa 1900 by Affolter & Christen Basel with hand-glazed tiles in a warm shade of brown with intersecting daisy motifs. Rare square shape. -
Tiled stove no. 1476 - Perler Ofen/ Lucelle freestanding tiled oven circa 1920, hand-glazed olive-green tiles with Art Deco motifs. -
Tiled stove no. 1728, stunning Lucelle stove with hand-glazed, lavishly decorated tiles with multi-coloured swan, bulrush and waterlily motif. -
Tiled stove no. 1474 - Perler Ofen/ Wood-fired stove with hand-glazed tiles with a beautiful poppy motif in a refreshing shade. -
Tiled stove no. 1206 - Perler Ofen/ Lucelle stove circa 1900. This type of frame was originally produced in the foundries of “Lucelle’s Iron King”, the L. Paravicini ironworks (1817–1870) in the Jura. When the works were bought by the “Gesellschaft der von Roll’schen Eisenwerke” in 1883, the famous Lucelle cast-iron models were moved to their Klus ironworks in Balsthal, which immediately set about expanding its cast-iron stovemaking operations and producing the popular braided framework. -
Tiled stove no. 1806 Klus freestanding stove with petrol green tiles -
Tiled stove no. 1094, rare, special stove with lavishly decorated tiles, brass heating compartment and slim, elegantly curved legs with claw feet. -
Tiled stove no. 1141, Sursee stove with hand-glazed tiles, stunning glazing gradient. End-to-end heating compartment on top level, additional heating compartment also in front. -
Tiled stove no. 1335, ultra-rare Lucelle stove with multi-coloured hand-glazed tiles with waterlily motifs and front tile featuring “Jesus aged twelve in the temple” -
Tiled stove no. 1833 Lucelle freestanding tiled stove with hand-glazed, lavishly decorated tiles in a natural colour -
Tiled stove no. 1589 from the former stove manufacturer C. Pünther & Cie. in Zurich. -
Tiled stove no. 1871 Heiniger & Wegmann from Oberburg with stunning chestnut-brown tiles by Villeroy & Boch -
Tiled stove no. 1782 Simple freestanding tiled stove by Sursee with refreshing sea-blue tiles -
Tiled stove no. 1684, two-tier MAL freestanding tiled stove with decorated cast-iron frame and smooth tiles in a refreshing shade. End-to-end cooking and heating compartment at the top. -
Tiled stove no. 1870 Lucelle freestanding stove with stunning tile colours and beautiful cyclamen motif -
Tiled stove no. 1074, freestanding tiled stove with lavishly decorated cast-iron frame and tiles in a dusky pink. End-to-end heating compartment at the top with decorative cut-work on doors. -
Tiled stove no. 1715 with hand-glazed tiles in an ultra-rare and stunning shade of mint with a floral design. The very rare design features a flower that extends along the sides of all three sections of the stove. -
Tiled stove no. 1867, this Oberburg stove with a twist is part-enamelled, part-tiled. There are also two hobs under the hood -
Tiled stove no. 1553, freestanding tiled stove with lavishly decorated cast-iron frame and multi-coloured tiles with a pansy motif. End-to-end heating compartment at the top with decorative cut-work on doors. -
Tiled stove no. 1734 with stunning original nickel-plated cast-iron frame. -
Tiled stove no. 1758, stunning, lavishly decorated freestanding tiled stove from the former stove manufacturer Sursee AG. Hand-glazed tiles in a refreshing, ultra-rare colour. -
Tiled stove no. 680 - Perler Ofen/ Lucelle freestanding tiled stove circa 1900, found in the Jura. Hand-glazed, lavishly decorated times in a warm and stunning shade of brown. The braided design of the framework, popular across Switzerland, comes from the former foundry von Roll/Klus Balsthal, Solothurn. -
Tiled stove no. 1261, stunning, lavishly decorated freestanding tiled stove from the former stove manufacturer Sursee AG. -
Tiled stove no. 1663, Lucelle freestanding tiled stove with hand-glazed, lavishly decorated tiles in a stunning and popular colour. The tiles were manufactured by the former Thonwarenfabrik in Aedermannsdorf. -
Tiled stove no. 1732, stunning Lucelle freestanding tiled stove with hand-glazed tiles in a stunning sea blue. -
Tiled stove no. 886, Lucelle freestanding tiled stove with rare multi-coloured hand-glazed tiles in stunning pastel tones. -
Tiled stove no. 990 with hand-glazed tiles in a rare and stunning shade, front tile with cute gnome motif. -
Tiled stove no. 1837 Lucelle freestanding tiled stove decorated with daisy motif -
Tiled stove no. 1834 Klus freestanding tiled stove with tiles in a refreshing shade of green -
Tiled stove no. 1858, stunning freestanding tiled stove with light ivory tiles and cast-iron frame with decorative lion’s head features on the feet -
Tiled stove no. 1863, Affolter & Christen with capri blue styles, simple and elegant -
Tiled stove no. 1880, Klus stove with stunning Art Deco frame and turquoise-coloured tiles -
Tiled stove no. 1876 Unit No. 00 known for quickly generating heat, combined with a stunning and subtly decorated cast-iron frame -
Tiled stove no. 1885 - Splendid Kluser stove with multi-colored hand-glazed tiles that stretch as a complete picture over the entire height of the stove -
Frame tiled stove No. 1890- Unique Lucelle stove with very beautiful hand-glazed tiles in wonderful colors -
Tiled stove No. 1889 - Lucelle frame tiled stove with beautiful ultramarine blue glazed tiles -
Tiled stove No. 1894 - A Kluser stove with rare multicolored dwarf tiles and the beautiful lion's head feet -
Tiled stove No. 1895 - Lucelle frame tiled stove with simple but popular azure blue tiles -
Tiled stove no. 1901 - Lucelle frame tiled stove with a very rare tile color -
Tiled stove No. 1903 - Kluser stove with 4 rows of tiles with an elegant pearly white glaze -
Tiled stove No. 1897 - Kluser stove in a refreshing, green shade and decorated with a pretty Art Deco motif. -
Tiled stove No. 1902- Lucelle frame with hand-glazed tiles, decorated with oak leaves and acorns -
Tiled stove No. 1899- Very rare oval frame tiled stove with fittings from the Klus foundry and olive-green tiles -
Tiled stove no. 1908 - Lucelle frame with Walliser Giltstein (soapstone), today an absolute rarity -
Tiled stove no. 1909 - Lucelle frame tiled stove with hand-painted tiles, the tempting stove with Ludwig Richter motifs
