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Description: There's no greater feeling than wading through a field with a flatulent buffalo by your side and a long length of string in one hand - at least if you're a peasant. That strangely pleasant image is detailed in a nickel casting under the front door of this parlour stove. If you watch the glow of the fire from the front opening with your feet resting on my nickel plated foot rest, you can just about hear the waterbuffalo fertilising the soil. The hearth is blackened with ashes and old embers. There is nothing on the water buffalo parlour stove.
Appraise: The water buffalo parlour stove is about two feet long and about two feet wide. It is made of some unidentifiable material and could be placed as furniture. It can hold about 11 pounds, or about forty items.
Weight: about sixty pounds
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