Made by internee and used by Helga Weid (niece of Karl Kaltenbach)Blue painted steel model of a cooking oven used as a childs toy. Has two doors to two ovens either side of a smaller door on the fire box.3 holes on top of stove representing hot platestatura, toys, dolls, furniture, toy stove, weid, kaltenbach

Grey metal toy shaped like a stove, on legs, with chimney 2x small holes 2x larger holes ( cook plates ) oblong hole on side giving access to interior

White painted toy stove with blue top. three holes for saucepans on top. Two red knobs. Oven door and grille door both open.toys, general

Child's toy cooking stove Manufactured circa 1909 by Maerklin/Gerbruder Maerklin. Original toy belonged to Pauline Bacher Used by Marion Ralph. Brought to Australia in 1977Pressed steel. 4 burners stove. 4 burner holes- fueled from inside. Central oven fueled from below Stands on 4 metal feet Front rail for holding towels/cloths Chimney inserted from back.Trademark on the basechild's toy - kitchen stove, kitchen stove

- Child's toy component if cooking stove - Manufactured c - 1909 (See stove info NA5931)2 copper bowls with handlesNilchild's toy, kitchen stove, stove component

- Child's toy component of cooking stove - Manufactured circa 1909 (See info on Kitchen Stove NA5931)Flat saucepan with interchangeable lid with stockpot lidchild's toy, kitchen stove

Toy - Pauline Bacher (1910) in Freudenstadt, Germany. Toy had been played with by many generations: Used by Marion Ralph (1942) - Brought to Australia - daughter Caroline (1977) played with toy followed by +her daughter Jemina (2015)Chromed kettle with separate lid Copper base Wooden handleManufacture's Trademarkchild's toy, kitchen stove

Toy - Pauline Bacher (1910) in Freudeastadt Germany - Used by Marion Ralph (1942) - brought to Australia - Daughter Caroline (1977) played with it - Her daughter Jemina (2015)- Chromed with spigot tap and lidManufacturer's trademarkchild's toy, kitchen stove

Toy - Pauline Bacher (1910) in Freudeastadt, Germany - Used by Marion Ralph (1942) - Brought to Australia - Daughter (Caroline/1977) played with it - Her daughter Jemima (2015) Also played with itChromed pot & lid with handle Manufacturer's Trademarkchild's toy, kitchen stove

Story to be placed here - Available to publicMinature cast iron, Black Solid Wood Stove with miniature utensils. The stove is on legs with left hand extension for pots, right hand extension with holes, removeable hot plates [4 round 1 rectangle] tin chimney with folded join and seperate decorative cover with pot stands x2 , front door opens on hinges with internal gold pan with gold crescent logo. Frying pan, hot plate handle and "swan flat iron on stand. Solid fuel space with tin base. 2 screws and bolts used to assemble stove. 14 removeable parts.crescent, star, scrolls, wood, iron, tin, cast, stove, black, cast iron, star, solid, fuel, chimney, flat iron stand, flat, stand, hot plates, frying, pan, bolt, screws, legs, toy, miniature, crescent, made in taiwan, taiwan, wood box

The Kew Historical Society’s collection includes a wide range of leisure objects. Many of the items are European-made, generally of British origin, however there are a number that were made for the Australian market by Australian manufacturers. There were clearly a huge range of toys produced for the Australian and International children’s market in the Nineteenth and Twentieth centuries. The examples of toys in the collection include examples of alphabet toys, arcade toys, baby toys, construction toys, dolls, doll accessories, educational toys, soft toys, tin toys, toy animals, toy blocks, toy machines, toy typewriters, etc. Miniature kitchen stove, cooking utensils and implements. Made of metal and enamel. Orange and black. Eight pieces.miniature toys, toy kitchen equipment, functional toys