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GLAZED TILE AND CAST IRON STOVESRestoration and sale of antique and historic pieces

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Website of Jose-Andre Berdoz, passionate artisan, trained in the techniques of restoring glazed tile and cast iron stoves by highly reputable stove masters.

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Our mission is to perpetuate traditional practices in both heat management and heat circulation. We aim to keep the heritage of glazed tile and cast iron stoves alive as perfectly as possible. Thus, we are able to offer you a range of very beautiful pieces including exceptional stoves dating from the 19th century.

You will have the choice of heating the stoves with wood or long-burning wood briquettes, or even with a high performance electric heating system which can also be regulated.

In addition, you can place them in your surroundings as incomparable decorative items.

Should you have any questions or suggestions, do not hesitate to contact us.

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The glazed tile stoves, a means of heating that links tradition with modernity.

Used in residences since the 16th century, they have not only been appreciated for their excellent heating capacity but also for their highly decorative, and in some cases, highly artistic aspect.

Gentle and even heatIn general, glazed tile stoves are know as “storage tiled stoves” or “heat inertia stoves”. In fact, the energy of the blaze is first stored in the mass of the stove, made up mainly of refractory stones and decorative glazed tiles, and then released regularly and progressively to produce long-lasting heat. The heat is released by infra-red rays, only little by convection, which means that the heat is emitted gently and evenly, eliminating concerns about dust and overly dry air.

Economical heating that is environmental friendlyThe inside of the glazed tile stoves is conceived in a way that numerous deflectors favour the exchange of the heat contained in the fumes and gases with the walls of the stoves. In this way, a significant amount of heat created by the combustion is accumulated in the stove, allowing only little heat to escape through the chimney. Obviously, the conception of stove interiors has developed, resulting from a better understanding of the phenomenon of combustion. That is why the construction of stoves with two combustion chambers has become prevalent. In the first combustion chamber (foyer), the wood is burned and the temperature reaches at least 800°C. In the second combustion chamber, the wood fumes and gases are burned at approximately 1’000°C, allowing virtually a total recuperation of energy. This double chamber system allows modern stoves to render very high yields, over 80%, up to 90%, while emitting drastically reduced quantities of noxious gases and fine particles compared to stoves constructed according to older concepts.Therfore, when compared to other heating systems, glazed tile stoves are ranked among the most economical in using wood and the most environmentally friendly.

A decorative and sophisticated artistic aspectIn addition, glazed tile stoves have always served as decorative objects, finding a choice spot in homes. They can be perfectly integrated even with the most elaborate furnishings, thanks to the vast range of stove designs, from those displaying simple lines to the ornate. Monochrome or polychrome, with geometric or a variety of figurative designs, hand-painted or unique pieces of immense artistic

quality, glazed tile stoves can satisfy the most diverse tastes, making it possible for anyone to find their ideal stove.Noteworthy heritage of the art of glazed tiles and work of artisans of the highest quality, glazed tile stoves will continue to warm our homes and hearts by creating a cosy atmosphere and fascinate us with their incomparable beauty.

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Historic glazed tile stovesPlease find below a selection of glazed tile stoves that are for sale. Other stoves are available in our workshops and can be viewed by appointment. These stoves are not sold until they have been renovated with the greatest care. They can be restored so that they can be heated with wood or long-burning wood briquettes, or even with a high performance electric heating system which can also be regulated. Our prices are adapted according to your choice and, of course, the quality and rarity of the stove.

Stove No 84

Stove, Lorraine, hexagonal, middle 19th century.

Dimensions 47x132cm

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Stove No 83

Stove, Lorraine, octogonal, middle 19th century.

Dimensions 48x60x132cm

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Stove No 11

Hugelin stove, Strasbourg faience, period 1850 – 1860.

Dimensions : 32x42x141 cm


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Antique glazed tile stovesPlease find below a selection of glazed tile stoves that are for sale. Other stoves are available in our workshops and can be viewed by appointment. These stoves are not sold until they have been renovated with the greatest care. They can be restored so that they can be heated with wood or long-burning wood briquettes, or even with a high performance electric heating system which can also be regulated. Our prices are adapted according to your choice and, of course, the quality and rarity of the stove.

Stove No 119 New !

Exceptional, hand paint flowers

Stove, Toul faience, end 19th century.

Dimensions 38x48x113cm.

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Stove No 118 New !

Stove, Toul faience, end 19th century.



Stove No 116 New !

Stove, Vitry-le-François faience, end 19th century.




Stove No 115 New !

Stove, Toul faience, middle 19th century.



Stove No 112

Stove, Vitry-le-François faience, beginning 20th century.



Stove No 108

Stove from Austro-Hungarian Empire, 1850 - 1870.




Stove No 105

Stove, Vitry-le-François faience, beginning 20th century.




Stove No 104

Stove, Luneville faience, end 19th century.



Stove No 102

Stove, Sarreguemines faience, end 19th century.

Hand painted and gilded.




Stove No 99

Stove, Lunéville, end 19th century.




Stove No 96

Stove, Toul, Roger and Xavier Aubry, 1923-1939.




Stove No 95

Stove,Toul, end 19th century.




Stove No 92

Stove, Toul, beginning 20th century.



Stove No 90

Stove, Toul, middle 19th century.



Stove No 89

Stove from Alsace, middle 19th century.



Stove No 86

Stove, Vitry-le-François, end 19th century.




Stove No 85

Stove, Vitry-le-François, beginning 20th century.



Stove No 82

Stove, Sarreguemines, end 19th century. Partially hand paint.





Stove No 81

Stove, Lorraine, 19th century.

Dimensions 29x36x52cm. For decoration only.

Stove No 79

Stove, Vitry-le-François, early 20th century.


Stove No 78

Stove, Vitry-le-François, early 20th century.


Stove No 76

Stove, Toul faience, early 20th century.


Stove No 15



Stove, Vitry-le-François faience, late 19th century.



Stove No 16

Stove, Luneville faience, late 19th century.


Stove No 18


Stove, Toul faience, period Roger and Xavier Aubry, 1923 – 1939.


Stove No 19

Round stove, Alsace, period 1860 – 1880.

Dimensions 43x120cm.



Stove No 21




Stove No 22

Stove, Lorraine, period 1870 – 1890.


Stove No 27

Stove, Meissen faience, late 19th century.




Stove No 30

Stove, Toul faience, period Roger and Xavier Aubry, 1923 – 1939.


Stove No 31







Stove No 34

Stove, Meissen faience, late 19th century.


Stove No 35

Stove, Toul faience, late 19th century.




Stove No 39

Stove, Lorraine, middle 19th century.


Stove No 44

Stove, Sarreguemines faience, late 19th century.





Stove No 45

Stove, Sarreguemines faience, period 1860 – 1880.




Stove No 48

Stove, Lunéville faience, period Bajot, 1885 – 1895.


Stove No 50

Stove, Lorraine, late 19th century.




Stove No 51

Stove, Nancy School (spearhead of the Art Nouveau in France), early 20th century.


GLAZED TILE AND CAST IRON STOVES



Restoration and sale of antique and historic pieces _________________________________

Reproductions of glazed tile stoves

Please find below a selection of glazed tile stoves that are for sale. Other stoves are available in our workshops and can be viewed by appointment. Our prices are adapted according to the options chosen (doors of the combustion chamber and of the heating compartment, marble and granite) and, of course, the quality and design of the glazed tiles.

These stoves can be totally personalized and obtained

in almost any color

Stove No 88

Reproduction of round stove, 19th century.

Dimensions : 44x115 cm

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Antique cast iron stoves

Please find below a selection of glazed tile stoves that are for sale. Other stoves are available in our workshops and can be viewed by appointment. These stoves are not sold until they have been renovated with the greatest care. They can be restored so that they can be heated with wood or long-burning wood briquettes, or even with a high performance electric heating system which can also be regulated. Our prices are adapted according to your choice and, of course, the quality and rarity of the stove.

Stove No 80 New !

Stove manufactured in Germany, end 19th century.


Stove No 54

Stove, De Dietrich Niederbronn, No 251.


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Stove No 56

Stove, Fallon No 2, period late 19th century.

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Stove No 59

Stove, De Dietrich Niederbronn, early 20th century.




Stove No 60

Poêle de la fonderie Fallon No 1, époque fin XIXème.


Stove No 62

Stove, Lucelle No 1, period late 19th century.




Stove No 65

Stove, Fallon, period 1900-1910.


Stove No 66

Stove Salamandre, exceptional, model Louis XVI, half-nickeled,



plated with red glazed tiles period 1906-1940.


Stove No 68

Stove, Loulans No 3, period 1865-1885.


Stove No 73

Stove, De Dietrich Niederbronn, No 1, model 1891.





Lamps and antique glazed tiles

Glazed tile lamps are synonymous with a cosy atmosphere and wellbeing. We have taken a further step in this direction by creating a series of unique lamps made of the most precious components of antique glazed tiles stoves : decorative glazed tiles and marble.The beauty of the glazed tiles is thus accentuated as never before, their incomparable relief and colours are subtly revealed in the play of light and shadow.But beyond the finely shaded atmosphere, we offer you functional lighting thanks to the LED bulbs that guarantee maximum efficiency and comfort.In addition, with certain lamps you can select the level and colour of light. They can also be varied so that you can create your own personalized ambience that corresponds perfectly to the atmosphere of the setting.

Lamp No 1

Dimensions : Base : 30 x 20 cm Height : 53 cm

Color base : white / creme

Lamp No 2


Color base : grey / silver

Lamp No 3


Color base : grey / green

Lamp No 4

Dimensions : Base : 35 x 35 cm Hauteur : 52 cm

Color base : chestnut brown / red

Lamp No 5

Color of both LED in the base can be selected among 16 different colors with a remote control including a dimmer switch.


Color base : grey / green



Contact

Should you have additional enquiries or desire an estimate, please

send us an email to the following address :

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Restored doors of a glazed tile stove dating from the 19th century

Commercial partners

We highly recommend our commercial partners for the high quality of

their products and services :

GALERIE DU MARCHE - Galerie Prestige Montreux (Suisse) –

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