spirit stove

A samovar stood nearby; so did a spirit stove.

He went out of the compartment and returned a few moments later with a small spirit stove and a pair of curling-tongs.

A couple of notebooks, ropes, cameras, binoculars, two sleeping bags, spirit stove and Thermos, a few provisions, a torch.

There was a spirit stove and a kettle in the grate; she lit it to warm the water.

Cooking on frying-pans in the rain over a methylated spirit stove like you use for curling-irons- that sort of thing.

She paused in the act of taking the coffee-pot from the little spirit stove and turned to look at him, suddenly curious.

He glanced over his shoulder, and saw Willie lift a deep metal cooking pan from the flame of a spirit stove.

Returning to Stephen he said, "Killick has a little spirit stove on the go, if you could fancy breakfast."

There was a little spirit stove and they made themselves hot cocoa.

The gravity-fed spirit stove is still found in many pleasure boats, although it has largely been replaced by compressed gas stoves.