A charming 19th-century Dutch theestoof, traditionally used to keep a teapot warm over a small charcoal burner. The body is crafted from alternating light and dark timber segments, banded with turned black accents and raised on three bun feet. The flared, scalloped rim holds a removable brass liner.
Rich colour, lovely patination and a beautifully decorative presence. A fine example of Dutch domestic craftsmanship, now perfect as an unusual decorative piece or for use as a planter with its brass insert.
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Internal Reference: SAI4186
Antique ID Number (AIDN): SA1224381
Dateline of this antique is 19th Century
Height is 47cm (18.5inches)Width is 36.5cm (14.4inches)Depth is 36.5cm (14.4inches)
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