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French Art Nouveau Enamelled Cast Iron Log Burner Stove by Deville & Cie
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French Art Nouveau Enamelled Cast Iron Log Burner Stove by Deville & Cie

1900 - 1920
For Sale by CJ Antiques
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RETIREMENT SALE. 50% DISCOUNT. WAS £1295. NOW £650.

A stunning and highly decorative French Art Nouveau multi-fuel cast iron stove, dating to the early 20th century (circa 1900–1920). Manufactured by the renowned foundry Deville & Cie in Charleville, France, this model (D.P.F. 600) epitomizes the elegance of the era. It is finished in a beautifully patinated, pale Majolica blue enamel coat. Richly cast with a cascading motif of organic roses, climbing floral tendrils, and swirling foliage, this piece is a magnificent example of period ironwork. Today, these stoves are highly sought after by top interior designers as a focal accent piece or converted decorative installation.

Historical Provenance. The upper inner firebox lip features a crisp, beautifully cast maker's registry mark reading: “Deville & C, Charleville — 600 — 1D9”Founded originally in 1848 by Albert Deville and the Corneau brothers in the Ardennes region, the firm became known globally as Deville-Charleville in 1886, securing a legendary reputation for blending technical heating innovation with superior Art Nouveau artistic design.

Design & Features Aesthetics: Elegant, curvilinear frame highlighted by heavy floral-sculpted shoulders, a matching rose-crowned arched door, and a detailed botanical motif across the base ash lip. Functionality: Features a front main arched viewing door divided into a structural multi-pane lattice window, an operable bottom ventilation grate slider, and an intricate top-loading lid flap for fuel .

Condition Report Overall: Good antique condition, retaining exceptional structural integrity and massive decorative appeal. Enamel Finish: The rare pale blue Majolica enamel glaze has faded over time to a matte, chalky powder-blue finish, displaying a stunning, authentic aged patina with standard surface wear typical for cast iron of this era.

Interior : The heavy internal fuel grates and ash fence remain intact and perfectly useable. the modern heat-resistant mica can easily be replaced if required.

Measures 67cm high x 57cm w x 50cm deep

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CJ Antiques has dated this Art Nouveau Cast Iron Stove to the Edwardian era.

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RETIREMENT SALE. 50% DISCOUNT. WAS £1295. NOW £650.
A stunning and highly decorative French Art Nouveau multi-fuel cast iron stove, dating to the early 20th century (circa 1900–1920).
CJ Antiques

Manufactured by the renowned foundry Deville & Cie in Charleville, France, this model (D.P.F. 600) epitomizes the elegance of the era. It is finished in a beautifully patinated, pale Majolica blue enamel coat. Richly cast with a cascading motif of organic roses, climbing floral tendrils, and swirling foliage, this piece is a magnificent example of period ironwork. Today, these stoves are highly sought after by top interior designers as a focal accent piece or converted decorative installation.

fig 1. A French Art Nouveau slate blue enamelled cast iron log burner stove adorned with floral relief mouldings and an arched windowed door.
fig 1. French Art Nouveau Enamelled Cast Iron Log Burner Stove by Deville & Cie

Historical Provenance. The upper inner firebox lip features a crisp, beautifully cast maker's registry mark reading: “Deville & C, Charleville — 600 — 1D9”Founded originally in 1848 by Albert Deville and the Corneau brothers in the Ardennes region, the firm became known globally as Deville-Charleville in 1886, securing a legendary reputation for blending technical heating innovation with superior Art Nouveau artistic design.

fig 2. A French Art Nouveau slate blue enamelled cast iron log burner stove adorned with floral relief mouldings and an arched windowed door.
fig 2. French Art Nouveau Enamelled Cast Iron Log Burner Stove by Deville & Cie

Design & Features Aesthetics: Elegant, curvilinear frame highlighted by heavy floral-sculpted shoulders, a matching rose-crowned arched door, and a detailed botanical motif across the base ash lip. Functionality: Features a front main arched viewing door divided into a structural multi-pane lattice window, an operable bottom ventilation grate slider, and an intricate top-loading lid flap for fuel .

fig 3. A French Art Nouveau slate blue enamelled cast iron log burner stove adorned with floral relief mouldings and an arched windowed door.
fig 3. French Art Nouveau Enamelled Cast Iron Log Burner Stove by Deville & Cie

Condition Report Overall: Good antique condition, retaining exceptional structural integrity and massive decorative appeal. Enamel Finish: The rare pale blue Majolica enamel glaze has faded over time to a matte, chalky powder-blue finish, displaying a stunning, authentic aged patina with standard surface wear typical for cast iron of this era.

Interior : The heavy internal fuel grates and ash fence remain intact and perfectly useable. the modern heat-resistant mica can easily be replaced if required.

Measures 67cm high x 57cm w x 50cm deep

Date of Manufacture

CJ Antiques has dated this Art Nouveau Cast Iron Stove to the Edwardian era.

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A French Art Nouveau slate blue enamelled cast iron log burner stove adorned with floral relief mouldings and an arched windowed door.
French Art Nouveau Enamelled cast iron log burner stove by Deville & Cie
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A French Art Nouveau slate blue enamelled cast iron log burner stove adorned with floral relief mouldings and an arched windowed door.
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Art Nouveau stoves from France typically feature organic, flowing motifs such as floral garlands and whiplash curves cast directly into iron, finished with vitreous enamel coatings popularised in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

These heating appliances were constructed from heavy molten cast iron poured into detailed sand moulds, then coated in vitreous porcelain enamel and fired at high temperatures to create a durable, coloured surface.

Authentic pieces usually bear maker marks or foundry stamps cast directly into the iron structure or top loading lid, accompanied by genuine age-related surface wear and original internal grate components.

An antique enamelled stove serves as a focal point when placed within a hearth alcove, set against neutral plasterwork, or integrated into a rustic kitchen scheme to add architectural texture.

Preserve the enamel finish by wiping it with a damp soft cloth and mild soap, avoiding abrasive chemical cleaners that scratch the glass glaze, while treating exposed raw iron sections to prevent oxidisation.
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