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Teapot, burner and stand. Germany, 1900
Unknown
Incense burner
Unknown
Half Model of a burner
Anonymous
Chestnut Burner
Jacob Louys
A fire in a green wood buring stove
Anonymous
Charcoal Burners in the Alps
Anonymous
Perfume-burner supported by amorini and serpents and garlanded with flowers, 18th century
French Painter
Gas light burners
William Tite
The Lime-Burner, 1859
James McNeill Whistler
The Charcoal-Burner, 1621
Willem Buytewech
Perfume burner lid, detail
Stuart Cox
Perfume burner lid, detail
Stuart Cox
In the Harem
Juan Gimenez y Martin
Wood Stove in Bullock Lookout
Anonymous
Nebuchadnezzar Given Hospitality by a Family of Charcoal Burners
Anonymous
Perfume burner lid, detail
Stuart Cox
Perfume burner lid, detail
Stuart Cox
Electric Stove and Oven
Anonymous
Woman Looking at a Small Vase or Incense Burner on a Table Next to a Letter on the Floor.
Anonymous
Mikawachi ware koro (incense burner)
Kuchi'ishi Jyônosuke
Robert Wilhelm Bunsen, 19th century German chemist
Anonymous
Elephant koro (incense burner)
Nakamura Yoshizane
Early Stove
Anonymous
stove with pans and food
Anonymous
The Stubble Burner
Jean-Francois Millet
Wigwam Burner, 1971
Anonymous
Robert Bunsen, German chemist, 1850s
C Cook
Ritual in Honor of Psyche. 1602
Anonymous
Little Burner of Grass
Alphonse Legros
Little Burner of Grass
Alphonse Legros
The Home of the Rick-Burner
English School
The Paris International Exhibition: Richards' Circular-Front Cooking-Stove, 1867
Anonymous
Engraving of a Charcoal Burner at Work
Anonymous
Stove, Burnished Steel, Inlaid with Gold, Great Russell-Street London, Messrs. Jeakes And Co.
Anonymous
The Six Winged Seraph
Mikhail Aleksandrovich Vrubel
The Leamington Stove, or Kitchener, from Chapter XI of 'Beeton's Book of Household Management' by Isabella Mary Beeton
English School
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