Anagi stove ceramic liner

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Anagi stove ceramic liner, from Sri Lanka, 1980s design Anagi stove ceramic liner, from Sri Lanka, 1980s design Anagi stove ceramic liner, from Sri Lanka, 1980s design
Anagi stove ceramic liner, from Sri Lanka, 1980s design Anagi stove ceramic liner, from Sri Lanka, 1980s design Anagi stove ceramic liner, from Sri Lanka, 1980s design

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Anagi stove ceramic liner, from Sri Lanka, 1980s design
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Anagi stove ceramic liner, from Sri Lanka, 1980s design
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Anagi stove ceramic liner, from Sri Lanka, 1980s design
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Anagi stove ceramic liner, from Sri Lanka, 1980s design, unused condition

Details

Category:
Environmental Science & Technology
Object Number:
1993-193
type:
ceramic
credit:
Intermediate Tech. Development Group

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