Victorian Petrolux conservatory heater

A Petrolux enamelled cast iron and black japanned tin stove, the pierced oval top with lift out circular centre within a foliate lappet cast border, pair of carrying handles, the front with Petrolux banner above an open framed recess with coloured leaded glass panel, the concave interior fitted burner with glass chimney, the conforming oval base on four foliate cast feet, 68cm h x 40cm w

Victorian Petrolux conservatory heater (also referred to as a Petrolux oil or kerosene stove).

Key Features
* Design: It features a black japanned tin or metal cylindrical body paired with ornate cast iron or brass-colored decorative trim.
* Details: It includes a colored leaded or stained glass panel above the open-fronted recess, a central oil burner with a glass chimney, side carrying handles, and four foliate-cast scroll feet.
* Age: These decorative heaters typically date back to the late 19th or early 20th century (Victorian to Edwardian era) and were often used in conservatories or parlors.