Princess Window Radiator

The Princess Window Radiator, produced by the Beeston Boiler Company, was produced by 1914, though it likely dates back to the early 1900s as part of Beeston’s broader Princess range. Princess radiators were designed primarily for schools and public buildings, with the Princess Window Radiator being tailored specifically for spaces with bay windows or narrow, awkward spots, such as classrooms with tight corners or alcoves.

Unlike decorative window radiators made by other manufacturers, such as those from the American Radiator Company, the Princess Window Radiator stood out as one of the few non-decorative window radiators at the time. It was available in a single size—4 columns and 13 inches in height—with no expanded range. Despite its short stature, the radiator’s depth allowed it to provide significant heat output, making it practical for spaces where both warmth and compact design were necessary. The design embraced a smooth, refined finish, characteristic of Beeston’s radiator style.