Solid Brass Construction
Spun brass fuel tank with soldered joints and domed top collar.
Portable spirit stove with a spun brass fuel tank and perforated burner crown. Three flat iron strip legs form both the base and upper pot supports. An auxiliary side tube holds a textile priming wick.
Spun brass fuel tank with soldered joints and domed top collar.
External tube housing a textile wick to preheat the central vapor riser.
Multi-port crown engineered to produce a ring of vaporized alcohol flames.
Three vertical iron brackets extending above the burner to support cooking vessels.
Brackets project downward to elevate the fuel container above resting surfaces.
Unrestored vintage finish showing original solder, oxidation, and heat marks.
Measurements, construction, identity, and seller-supplied details are kept together for direct comparison.


Provenance documentation was not supplied for this specific Vintage Brass Spirit Stove with Trivet Legs; this listing is based on the supplied photographs only.

Seen in photograph one, the exposed textile wick lit first to warm the riser pipe, building vapor pressure to feed the ring burner. The account stays anchored to the individual object photographed here, preserving its maker, period, and visible material character for the next collection.

Photograph three shows the simple solder joints attaching iron legs directly to the brass tank, reflecting economical early-20th-century portable burner fabrication. That specificity gives the buyer a traceable, emotionally resonant piece of Likely European design history rather than a generic decorative substitute.
Alcohol vapor stoves gain wide adoption for domestic, laboratory, and travel heating.
Makers popularize simple strip-metal legs soldered directly to fuel founts.
Production era of this unbranded portable spirit burner.
Pressurized paraffin and cartridge gas systems replace simple alcohol vapor stoves.
Shows extensive age-related patina, surface oxidation, and heat discoloration on the burner. The iron legs exhibit surface rust, and one lower foot is severely curled upward out of alignment. Solder joins remain intact with visible historical flux residue.
One lower iron support leg is distorted into an upward curl.
Surface rust across the iron legs and moderate tarnish on the brass tank.
Soot and thermal darkening present on the perforated burner head.
Preheating wick is intact with visible carbonization at the exposed tip.
Inspected, photographed, and packed with its condition report.
Custom-fit protective packing with tracked, insured courier service.
Return requests are accepted within fourteen days of confirmed delivery.
Prepared for courier handoff within three to five business days.
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