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  • 1900 Geneva Oak # 351
  • Baseburners 1880-1920
  • This Stove - Sold

The 1900 Geneva Oak baseburner will burn either wood or coal. Nice clear mica windows provide a nice view into the fire. A good amount of restored nickel plating gives this antique heating stove an elegant look. At 5 feet tall, this stove can be loaded up for hours and hours of warmth. Wonderful finial of a boy figure adorning the top.

Dimensions: 24" Deep, 24 " Wide and 60 " High

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  • 1885 Invader Coal Baseburner
  • Baseburners 1880-1920
  • This Stove - $2500   SALE  $2300

1885 Invader coal baseburner, mica windows. 3 large 4 inch tiles. Wonderful finial of a boy figure adorning the top.

Dimensions: 24" Deep, 19" Wide and 51" High

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  • 1885 Art Garland #44 - New
  • Mica Baseburners 1880-1920
  • This Stove - Sold

1885 Model 44 this Art Garland features mica windows and doors on 3 sides.  A well detailed figure of a Cavalier adorns the top.  This stove will burn up to 24 hours on coal, and will also burn wood.  This is a fairly rare model with wonderful detail in the casting.

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  • Glenwood Baseheater #8
  • Oak Style Parlor Stoves 1880-1920
  • This Stove - $2900
  • Glenwood Baseheater #6 - $2750- On sale $2500
  • Price Range $2500 - 3000

A large, powerful and economical heater. Great for heating a large open space area. Burns either coal or wood. Mica windows for fire view. Triangular grates. Large capacity, will easily burn 24 hours on a load of coal. A very handsome heater. Lots of nickel trim.

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  • 1900 Invader
  • Mica Baseburners 1880-1920
  • This Stove - $2900

This circa 1900 mica base burner stove is in absolutely mint condition.  Designed to burn coal, with mica windows on the side for illumination.  A little jewel of a stove.  Made by Union Stove Works, New York.

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  • 1885 Madison #12
  • Mica Baseburners 1880-1920
  • This Stove - SOLD
  • Price Range $2000 - 2500

1885 mica windows on three sides. It has an unusual design featuring large, square patches of flowers on three sides. A square nickel swing dome with a figurine head of a Greek or Roman mythological man. Side nickel rails accent it's design. Made by Southard Robertson Company, NY. Will show a wonderful fire view through the three mica windowed doors. Feeding the stove with wood or coal is accessible through all three doors.

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  • 1885 Glenwood #10
  • Baseburners 1880-1920
  • This Stove - SOLD
  • Price Range $1500 - 2500


A rare, early Glenwood parlor stove. Beautiful art nouveau face of a woman over the feed door. The top swings off to reveal a warming oven. The top is decorated a with a figurine of a woman. Mica windows for fire view. A very efficient coal heater.

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  • 1890 Household Square Baseburner
  • Baseburners 1880-1920
  • This Stove - $2500  SALE  $2300
  • Price Range $1800 - 2500

A large upright square Victorian coal base burner, mica windows on three sides, fabulous brass finial with swing top that reveals the warming oven.  A top shelf stove in its day.  Made by White Warner Company in Taunton, Mass.