You don’t need to have a huge drawing room to get the benefit from this refined stove. The casting designs on the front of the stove are exquisite.   from the usual wear which is to be expected of any piece like this stove that is of a certain age, and that has been used to give heat and warmth to its previous owners.

It was made by the well known manufacturer Deville & Cie of Charleville in the Ardennes between 1910 and 1930, and can be found in their 1930 catalogue. This is medium sized stove, and is called a 'poele à feu visible et continue' by the manufacturers.  Here's an excerpt (and translation) from Devilles'  1930 catalogue that launched "Lilyver":

Notre "Lily" s'est mise au goût du jour:  Son nouveau décor "Lilyver"  s'harmonise heureusement avec les ameublements les plus modernes, mais son corps coulé d'une seul pièce sans joint reste le même. Les pièces de remplacement du foyer de la cheminée Lilyver son interchangeables aves celles de la "Lily"

Our Lily has been updated to the taste of the day: Her new decor "Lilyver" harmonises beautifully with the most modern furniture. However her  firebox cast from one piece with no joints remains the same. All firebox parts are interchangeable with those of the "Lily"

In excellent condition, and with the quality of casting and enamelling associated with Deville. The stove epitomises the best in Art Nouveau style and design.  

This particular Deville Lilyver is in excellent order throughout, as a consequence, generally, the enamel is in excellent condition, apart from one or two age related chips,

Please note that the mica windows are in excellent condition and the firebricks and smoke box have been replaced.