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Sorry, not too good with adding images. Having a clear out in my garage and came across this. I think it's a wood burner, not sure, can't seem to find anything about it online. It's a pretty thing, anyone have any further information? Many thanks.
A Godin fireplace is a range of cast-iron stoves and fireplaces that use wood burning as fuel. ... Most of the Godin fireplace stoves have a glass door. The ceramic glass door used in the construction of these stoves is heat resistant by up to 750°C.
Godin makes coal burners as well
Godin makes coal burners as well
The form of that would most likely be a coal stove here. But we would really have to see more of the stove to know.
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