Any photos would really help

unfortunately I don't have any cupboards between the oven and the window

That is a difficult situation, you could use a ceiling extractor or a Chandelier extractor,

A chandelier that works and is also a cook-top range-hood! The Star by Elica opens into three glass panels that you can pop in dishwasher and clean! The three-speed range hood with built in odor filters is draped in hundreds of glass prisms. This super rangehood also comes with a remote control. ...and the beauty is...you can purchase it from MVP Appliances, directly from producer.

OMG, that would get filthy, and would look a bit strange....but very interesting

it looks like the stove is a new addition and the exhaust fan may have been meant to be on the left under the wall cabinets?? what's the distance from the counter to the underneath of the window? subject to height the simplest option could be to attach a standard range hood to the wall with the exhaust up through the ceiling (in front of the window) encased in a plain stainless steel pipe OR check out "chuck wagon" style range hoods that are meant to be used over a central island and are suspended from the ceiling...pity, i recently disposed of an old copper one in working order!

Thanks for that. It would be good if I could find a decent exhaust that could be flued through the wall, and had a nice canopy....and was quiet. Thats what I would really like.

You are very knowledgeable and I thank you for your imput

The chandelier does go into the dishwasher for easy cleaning

everything is possible at a price...unfortunately the compromise we had to have is not as quiet as we had hoped, best of luck with your new home and how do you like the cold?

It depends on your cooking style and your budget. I've seen kitchens with nothing more than an opening window or a simple ceiling exhaust fan so that appears to work for some people, but I'd want a proper rangehood even if it means reducing the window, which is a shame as it's a lovely looking kitchen. I just noticed, does it look like the stove and rangehood were originally meant to be on the left?

Just love the cold! And love doing up the 1920s home. I'm renovating a lot myself. Becoming a DYI gal

The cooktop has been moved as it would have been on the left side of the kitchen.

This photo is an example of what you can do, the actual range hood mounts onto the wall flush to the bottom of the window and the duct then goes in front of the window to be ducted outside.( Just visualize the top part of the window continuing across behind the flue. Recirculating range hood aren't as good

would love to see some progress reports DYI gal, also love the cold and there should be some more snow today!!

good for you, very talented to be taking the challenge. sorry give me the coast climate x

No coast in sight. Its 3o here and I have the fire lit

Suns shinning and beautiful, but the fire sounds lovely,

I was looking at today's local real estate listings and coincidentally one shows a kitchen with something on the wall above the cooktop and below the window. I've never seen something like that before. Is there such a thing as a through the wall kitchen exhaust fan. Btw from what I've heard other exhaust fans aren't really supposed to be used in kitchens because they are designed only for steam and there's no way to clean any greasy build-up.