Made of cast iron, John Wright Steamers feature a durable porcelain finish inside and out to resist rusting and chipping. The Majolica technique has a long, rich history in ceramics. By the time of the Italian Renaissance, Majolica had reached the height of technical perfection, and was exported all over the world, usually via the isle of Majorca, thus the name Majolica. It produces a deep, rich color with a high gloss. Used for humidifying, steamers bring a pleasant fragrance to a room when filled with potpourri. Unique in design and of the highest quality, our steamers are functional as well as decorative stove accessories. Special raised bottom does not require a trivet.
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Big Gnarly Steamer
Rather disappointed that steam can weep through the majolica porcelain finish, leaving mineral stains on the outside of the glossy porcelain coat. When the stove is cranking the steamer puts about 2 quarts of water into the air every 8 hours which is a wonderful relief when using the woodstove full time in snowy arid Colorado! JUst expected more from a porcelain majolica, like no cracks :-(
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