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A perfect example of an ornate top of the liine early stove. Simply mint condition in classic black. Topped by a very ornate finial. Made in New York. Dimensions: 25" Wide, 19" Deep and 38" High |
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With a pair of sliding doors on the front graced with a sea shell motif, this nice early wood parlor stove is a classic. Crisp details and architectural elements reflect the design elements of many early stoves. Dimensions: 29" Wide, 21" Deep and 33" High |
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A fine example of an 1857 stove made by the Wrathbone Company in Albany New York. Absolutely one of the nicest decorated early stoves. Totally ornate from top to bottom with swags, cartouches and a host of other intricate designs, complete with a great urn on top. Shown without door handle, but it does indeed come with it. |
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1856 Chapel Wood Parlor stove built in Troy NY. Beautiful ornate gingerbread stove with doors that open to enjoy the fire. Ornate finial with acorns. A little jewel. Perfect for a smaller room. |
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Manufactured by Pratt & Weeks Company Boston in 1857. Beautiful, ornate castings with sliding curved doors that reveal a glowing fire. An outstanding stove of that era. |
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Ransom & Rathbone, Albany NY. Circa 1844. This beautiful stove has cast iron garden urns with vines up the columns and a beautiful, decorative casting hanging in the middle. |
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Morrison & Manning, Troy NY. Circa 1840. Very detailed and delicately ornate castings. Topped with beautiful urn. |
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Made by the Vose Co., Albany NY. Circa 1857. A smaller column stove, with bold, ornate castings. One of the last column stoves made. |
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