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kodiakstag:Put your hand on a stove for a minute & it feels like an hour, Sit with a beautiful g

chrisheavans:Chris Evans having his “did I leave the stove on” moment at Wired25.

bigbangpunch:BRITISH VERSION OF THIS:1. BOIL THE KETTLE - IF YOU HAVE TO USE A STOVE OR MICROWAVE SO

Quickie By The Stove#CFNM

breadandolives:Esse Stove via Frolic

Magic Chef stove, 1935. American Stove company. Via Wolfsonian 

Aga Cooker, advertisement 1935. Source: Phaidon design classics app. Source 2

mooflakes:handgrenade2:So it turns out that just sticking a can of spaghetti on the stove to heat it

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huariqueje:Stove -  April MackeyCanadian, b. 1989-Acrylic on canvas

#BagoesTeakFurniture This is perfect - all the electronics on one wall. Love the separate stove, dou

I want a cottage on a boulder mountain. A bed and a quilt and an old stove with a tea kettle on it.

nicadilly: SALAMANDERS!!! FOR EVERYONE!!! I wanted to throw myself at stove and laundry salamanders,

Stove cooking

Relief with Tiger from a Funerary Stove Model, 206 BC- AD 220, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtS

Panel from Model Cooking Stove: Fairy Feeding Lingzhi Fungus to a Dragon, 1st Century BC, Cleveland

Panel from Model Cooking Stove: Lancer Jousting with a Tiger, 1st Century BC, Cleveland Museum of Ar

Relief with Dragon from a Funerary Stove Model, 206 BC - AD 220, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese Ar

Relief with Rampant Tiger and Boar from a Funerary Stove Model, 206 BC- AD 220, Cleveland Museum of

Panel from Model Cooking Stove: Raven Flanked by Snake-Entwined Tortoises, 1st Century BC, Cleveland

Panel from Model Cooking Stove: Lancer Jousting with a Tiger, 1st Century BC, Cleveland Museum of Ar

Relief with Dragon from a Funerary Stove Model, 206 BC - AD 220, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese Ar

Relief with Rampant Tiger and Boar from a Funerary Stove Model, 206 BC- AD 220, Cleveland Museum of

Panel from Model Cooking Stove: Bird and Phoenix, 1st Century BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese A

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