German rectangular renaissance stove

A very spectacular renaissance german stove, taken to Stockholm in the beginning of World War 2 by the nazis and built in their headquarters. Hermann Göring was daily in the nazi-headquarters as he were married to a swedish girl who's father's surname were Von Essen. He has surely been sitting by the fire and figured his develish plans out.

After the war, the stove was taken down and hidden in the cellars of a hotel in the middle of Stockholm for 70 years. Our stovemaker Philip bought it a few years ago from a swedish family.

The stove is huge, 3.20 ms high and weighs 2 ton. It takes almost 2 weeks to build.