Henry Higgins had two wood burning stoves in his house. Each rested on, but was not attached to, a built-in brick platform. One stove was connected to the house's heating system. The other was decorative. Higgins sold the house to Eliza Doolittle without mention of either stove. Which, if either or both, of the stoves is Doolittle entitled to keep?

a.Neither. Since the sale was silent, Higgins still owns both stoves.

b.Both. When real property is sold, the sale includes everything on the property.

c.The stove attached to the heating system. This stove is a fixture.

The decorative stove. It is sitting on a brick platform which is a fixture and becomes part of that fixture.