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Made in 1895 by the Fuller, Warren Company in Troy, New York. This top quality, large, fantastic and ornate parlor stove has it all. A great heating stove with a fireview, nickel skirts, a 4 arm finial and a full base. Very nice cast iron design work and just the right amount of details make this a popular and elegant antique stove. Burn wood or coal. Dimensions: 29" Wide, 30" Deep and 68" High |
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Made in Bangor Maine in 1883, the elegant antique wood parlor stove features a brass urn, a nicely sized mica door and a nice collection of 5 lovely gold tiles. This stove is both a top and sideloading model. Dimensions: 26" Wide, 24" Deep and 40" High A similar stove is available, please call. |
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Take a good traditional size stove, add just the right amout of details and apply 4 small blue tiles and you get this classic wood burning parlor stove. Featuring a swing urn, a lift top for loading the wood, a mice fire view and a boot rail to warm your toes. Dimensions: 28" Wide, 25" Deep and 45" High |
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If you are looking for a great heating antique stove with simply elegant lines, this Crawford fits the bill. A wood burning parlor stove built in 1905, this stove features a swing top, a nice side loading door, a nice fireview from the front and a cooktop. This stove can take a log up to 20". A truly gorgeous stove. Dimensions: 28" Wide, 25" Deep and 45" High |
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This nice parlor stove was built in Albany, NY by the Ransom Company in 1876. This cottage style wood parlor stove has a deep firebox, a side load and nice mica view. This stove is a top vent and features a nice finial. Dimensions: 29" Wide, 24" Deep and 50" High |
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Built in Geneva New York around 1900, this beautiful antique stove burns both wood and coal. Nicely detailed castings surround the elegant mica door. Just the right amount of replated nickel adorns the classic shape. Topped with a decorated urn. Dimensions: 28" Wide, 28" Deep and 66" High |
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This nice wood parlor stove has a nice large capacity for a good long slow burn, the top flips back for a convenient cooktop and it's a great little heater. Dimensions: 28" Wide, 28" Deep and 43" High |
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Circa 1899 This Antique Stove can burn either coal or wood. It is a beautiful, solid, ornate Oak stove with mica windows for fire view. Dazzling nickel trim, stands 5' tall. Available in the next larger size - Glenwood Oak #30, priced at $2750. Dimensions of #20: 24" Wide, 24" Deep and 62" High |
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The smallest sized Glenwood wood parlor is one of our best selling stoves. It features swing dome revealing a cook surface, side loading door and front door opens to reveal the fire. A very handsome solid wood heater. |
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This elegant wood burning parlor stove was built in 1890 in Syracuse, New York. A nice larger size antique stove featuring ornate castings, a brass urn, swingtop, cooktop, aqua tiles, mica fire view and great looking bootrails. The main attraction is the nickel plated door. This stove is a topvent. This stove is sold but we have another in stock. Dimensions: 33" Wide, 26" Deep and 48" High |
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This nice little coal parlor stove has a full 360 degree view of the fire and a nice elegant finial. Built in 1882 in New York, this mint condition stove is fully restored from a mint original. Dimensions: 19" Wide, 20" Deep and 53" High |
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Built in Troy, New York in 1887, this ornate wood burning parlor stove features an unusual full nickel plated basestand, mica fire view and a swingtop to revel a cook top. A nice figurine graces the top. A classic design with just the right amount of details. Please call to inquire about delivery or shipping. Dimensions: 29" Wide, 24" Deep and 48" High |
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Built in Troy, New York in 1890, the features mica windows, top or rear vent and burn either coal or wood. This stove is sold but we have another in stock. Dimensions: 22" Wide, 22" Deep and 56" High |
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The ever popular Glenwood Oak stove in a wonderful large size. Standing 65" tall, this freshly restored antique stove burns wood or coal. Mica windows, plenty of drafts doors control the burn nicely. Topped with a fancy urn and decorative scroll work. Dimensions: 27" Wide, 27" Deep and 65" High |
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This mint condition antique wood parlor stove was made in Taunton, Mass in 1896. Crested by a fabulous brass urn, the castings include fantastic details such as the cherubs and fine scroll work. In like new condition. Dimensions: 26" Wide, 24" Deep and 42" High |
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Clean stately design is featured in this 1910 Home Atlantic stove. Made in Portland, Maine, this stove features a swingtop, fireview and a convienent sideload. A rear vent makes it easy to install into an existing fireplace or as a stand alone antique stove. Dimensions: 26" Wide, 24" Deep and 46" High |
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Made in 1883 in Troy, New York, this nice Cottage Style wood parlor stove features a large capacity interior that makes it a great heating stove that is also easy to load. It's all cast construction also has mica windows, a swing top, and a top vent. Check out that finial! Dimensions: 29" Wide, 24" Deep and 53" High |
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Also currently available is a #118 |
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Standing 62 inches high, this Lansing Michigan built stove is top of the line. Very ornate casting and a large nickel boot rail on three side to warm your feet. This is a wood only stove and is in mint mint condtion. The brass finial is superb. Top vent. This one is sold, but we have two more that are similar. Please call for more information. Dimensions: 28" Wide, 28" Deep and 62" High |
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Graceful and simply ornate, this stove was built in New Hampshire and features a swing top and mica windows to enjoy the view of a comforting fire. Perfect condition and ready to warm your home. Dimensions: 30" Wide, 24" Deep and 51" High |
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A cute Cottage Style antique stove with a simply elegant design features cast into the iron. Mica windows of the front and on the right side make this an unusual configuration. Made in Albany New York. Top vent. Dimensions: 22" Wide, 20" Deep and 45" High |
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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 Please call us for more information. |
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This coal burning parlor stove was built in 1890 in Troy NY. The 7 beautiful aqua blue tiles surround the art nuveau inspired design. This top of it's class antique stove has a large fire pot for hours and hours of heat. Mica windows complete it's classic look. Dimensions: 29" Wide, 31 " Deep and 46" High |
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The larger version of the classic Rail Road Station heaters. Has a capacity for coal or wood. Made by Union Stove Works, New York City. These were famous for heating many of the Rail Road Depots in New England. Freshly restored. Dimensions: 36" Wide, 36" Deep and 52" High |
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Medium sized cherub wood parlor stove. Will take 18" wood easily, and has a good capacity for heating long hours. Circa 1890. One of our most popular and beautiful wood heaters. It is embossed with three dancing cherubs and a dog on the front door. The door opens to reveal the fire. |
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Circa 1900 medium sized, very ornate stove. Large feeding door, burns both coal and wood. |
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