Veritas Stove

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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby Juan Caiti on Fri Mar 05, 2010 9:21 pm

Wim van der Velden wrote:. It doesn't matter if it is made from cast iron or not.
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Yes, it does Wim: I posted the question on The Lamp Guild and Laszlo is asking this.
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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby Wim van der Velden on Fri Mar 05, 2010 9:57 pm

Juan,

The question was what it is.
It is a heater. The pictures are not very good but I do see cast irion feets and 80% sure a cast iron body.
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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby Peter Stinson on Sat Mar 06, 2010 2:31 am

I am stunned by the lingual capability of our members and embarassed :oops: that in Australia we are too insular to learn other languages apart from English as a matter of course
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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby Juan Caiti on Sat Mar 06, 2010 12:41 pm

Peter,

I just understand portuguese because it is similar to spanish, but I can't write or speak it. Also, you english spoken people don't need to know another language to communicate around the world.

Wim, yest you are right and it is cast iron to me too, but I wanted to know. I say three of these at the local auction site, too expensives ones, and don't know anything about the brand.

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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby Juan Caiti on Sat Mar 06, 2010 12:44 pm

Elisabete wrote:Olá
e que tem inscrito Veritas Stove.
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Elisabete: ¿dónde tiene inscripto Veritas Stove? Algunas personas gustarían saber si tiene fotos mejores, más claras.

I'm asking where it is the Veritas inscription and if she can give sharper pictures.
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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby Wim van der Velden on Sat Mar 06, 2010 3:29 pm

Peter Stinson wrote:I am stunned by the lingual capability of our members and embarrassed :oops: that in Australia we are too insular to learn other languages apart from English as a matter of course


Ok, Peter, just because it is Saturday over here on this side of the globe: please try www.translate.google.com
Its not perfect but when you simplify your original sentence it works rather well.
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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby David Greenwood on Sat Mar 06, 2010 8:50 pm

With a glass chimney I can't see this as a heater. The top of the cast may get warm but not the whole piece. A decorative item only for a shop or some such would be my thinking.

Com uma chaminé de vidro Não posso ver isso como um aquecedor. O topo do elenco pode ficar quente, mas não a peça inteira. Um item decorativo apenas uma loja seria o meu pensamento.
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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby Elisabete on Sat Mar 06, 2010 10:26 pm

Wim van der Velden wrote:Juan and co.,

That is definite a heater. It doesn't matter if it is made from cast iron or not.
Important is where the name veritas comes from. Is it on the main body or on the "lamp". Also it is the question if the burner/lamp is original so what are the markings if any on that part. Maybe it can be take out and a good sharp picture can be made.

Isso é definido um aquecedor. Não importa se ele é feito de ferro fundido ou não.
Importante é que o nome vem de veritas. É no corpo principal ou sobre a lâmpada ". Também é a pergunta se o queimador / lâmpada é tão original que são as marcas se for o caso a essa parte. Talvez se possa tirar uma boa foto e Sharp pode ser feita.


Yes it is made from cast iron. I m going to send more fotos.
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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby Wim van der Velden on Sat Mar 06, 2010 10:56 pm

David Greenwood wrote:With a glass chimney I can't see this as a heater. The top of the cast may get warm but not the whole piece. A decorative item only for a shop or some such would be my thinking.

Com uma chaminé de vidro Não posso ver isso como um aquecedor. O topo do elenco pode ficar quente, mas não a peça inteira. Um item decorativo apenas uma loja seria o meu pensamento.


David,

I do have aladdin heaters that work the same way: put a mantle on them and you have light, without a mantle you have a heater. I do agree that the aladdin heaters don't have a glass chimney but a metal one. But the principle is the same.
Supluchre (?) has the same idea with their small table like heaters.
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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby Juan Caiti on Sat Mar 06, 2010 11:15 pm

David,

It is not the first I see. Have a look at this, crazy, local auction http://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-80078962-historical-antigua-salamandra-a-combustible-uso-y-coleccion-_JM
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Also, as Wim stated, Sepulchre heaters, are just big lamps with glass chimney within a metalic body and there is at least a post within this forum, I guess under wick lamps sub forum.

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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby Juan Caiti on Sat Mar 06, 2010 11:19 pm

Also, look at the answer that Iain wrote on the Lamp Guild:
Hi Juan, this stove is similar to one in the 1896 Falk, Stadelmann & Cº catalogue (Veritas Lamp Works), it looks as though she has the 30''' 100CP 'Lampe Veritas'. These stoves are made of cast iron, the part she has the lamp stood on looks like the 'kettle rest' and should sit in a recess at the top of the stove underneath the removeable 'radiator' top part. The lamp should sit in a ring formed by the cast iron within the base of the stove.
They are very attractive when lit as they often have ruby or amber coloured panels, some also had painted opal glass panels.
cheers, Iain.

Hi Iain, I took it from the Guild without your permission :oops: I hope it is not a problem.

Oi Juan, este fogão é semelhante a um Falk em 1896, Stadelmann & C º catálogo (Veritas Lamp Works), parece que ela tem a 30'' '100cp' Lampe Veritas ". Estes fogões são feitos de ferro fundido, o papel que ela tem a lâmpada se em olhares como o "resto chaleira" e deve sentar-se em um recesso na parte superior do fogão por baixo da parte superior do radiador removível '. A lâmpada deve sentar-se em um anel formado pelo ferro fundido na base do fogão.
Eles são muito atraentes quando se iluminou como eles têm, frequentemente, rubi ou âmbar painéis coloridos, alguns também tinha pintado opala painéis de vidro.

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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby Juan Caiti on Sun Mar 07, 2010 1:57 am

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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby Elisabete on Thu Mar 11, 2010 11:35 pm

Juan Caiti wrote:Also, look at the answer that Iain wrote on the Lamp Guild:
Hi Juan, this stove is similar to one in the 1896 Falk, Stadelmann & Cº catalogue (Veritas Lamp Works), it looks as though she has the 30''' 100CP 'Lampe Veritas'. These stoves are made of cast iron, the part she has the lamp stood on looks like the 'kettle rest' and should sit in a recess at the top of the stove underneath the removeable 'radiator' top part. The lamp should sit in a ring formed by the cast iron within the base of the stove.
They are very attractive when lit as they often have ruby or amber coloured panels, some also had painted opal glass panels.
cheers, Iain.

Hi Iain, I took it from the Guild without your permission :oops: I hope it is not a problem.

Oi Juan, este fogão é semelhante a um Falk em 1896, Stadelmann & C º catálogo (Veritas Lamp Works), parece que ela tem a 30'' '100cp' Lampe Veritas ". Estes fogões são feitos de ferro fundido, o papel que ela tem a lâmpada se em olhares como o "resto chaleira" e deve sentar-se em um recesso na parte superior do fogão por baixo da parte superior do radiador removível '. A lâmpada deve sentar-se em um anel formado pelo ferro fundido na base do fogão.
Eles são muito atraentes quando se iluminou como eles têm, frequentemente, rubi ou âmbar painéis coloridos, alguns também tinha pintado opala painéis de vidro.

Juan

Muito obrigada. Eu nunca tinha visto nenhum candeeiro assim tão parecido. Que espectaculo. ja mandei mais fotos. xau
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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby Juan Caiti on Fri Mar 12, 2010 2:08 pm

Sim, Eli. Voy a cargar las fotos mañana. Juan.

People: Eli sent to me some additional pictures. I'll post them tomorrow. Juan.
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Re: Veritas Stove

Postby Juan Caiti on Fri Mar 19, 2010 9:45 pm

Hi I posted some additional pictures that Elisabete sent some days ago. Nicel heater indeed.

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