Highest quality restored antique stoves
Highest Quality Antique Stoves
At Ginger Creek Antique Stoves we have the highest quality completely restored antique stoves for sale anywhere!
We take pride in restoring wood stoves and coal stoves to their original grandeur and function. All of our stoves are completely restored from the inside out; disassembled, sandblasted, re-sealed, repainted and the nickel trim re-plated. Worn out or broken parts are meticulously welded, replaced or recast with careful attention to historical detail .
Each stove has its own individual character. Our mission is to bring each stove back to its original condition. We also provide whatever historical information we can about each stove.
We specialize in all cast iron wood and coal stoves in a wide range of styles and models.
We're located in Taylorsville, North Carolina, and we provide shipping to the continental U.S.
Nestor Oak No. 551
A turn-of-the-century classic oak stove, circa 1900-1910, the Nestor Oak was made in Newark, Ohio by Licking Stove Works, a division of Werhle Stove Co. It stands 49" tall, and has a 13" firepot. Beautifully ornate, with three swirling decorative skirts, nickel name plate, vents and finial. this handsome wood heating stove is in mint condition, inside and out.
This stove: $1750.00
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Round Oak No. 16 1895
An early Round Oak heater, 'date on door', by Estate of P.D. Beckwith of Dowagiac, Mich.; the stove stands 56" tall, with a 21" footprint, and has a 16" firepot for coal or wood. A stately and beautifully restored example of an early Round Oak stove, with its original finial, a 'double maiden' showing a woman's face on the bottom left and right of the filigree scrolling of the finial. More pictures on request.
This stove: $3200.00
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New Globe Hot Blast
Our banner stove, this magnificent stove stands 70" tall and has an 18" firebox. It was made in Kokomo, Indiana, circa 1900. It is our largest stove, and capable of heating a large area.
It has a bowed circle of eight mica windows to view the fire, a large nickel reflector just above the windows, two nickel reflectors on either side, and three nickel skirts. A filigree nickel swing top with an original ornate finial, swings to reveal a cook plate. The stove is completely restored, including its unique 'hot blast ' function , which allows more air to circulate around the firebox upon opening the 'hot blast' vent. The entire base is also nickel. Ready for another 100 yrs. of use!
What a great stove! Not many in this condition in the world anymore!
This stove: $4250.00
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Badger Oak No. 16
A very handsome 1899 oak stove made by Spech Stove Repair Co. of Milwaukee, WI, this stove stands 55" tall, with a 24" square footprint, and a 16" firepot. It has two beautifully decorative nickel doors, an ornate brass and nickel finial, and an unusual square bootrail going all the way around the stove.
This stove: $2800.00
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Champion Coal Burner No. 1
This stove was made by Magee Furnace Co. (of Boston), in 1868, in Chelsea, MA. It is one of their earliest stoves, and possibly one of the earliest known full base heater stoves. It is a very small size for a base heater; 46 1/2 " high, 18" wide and 15" deep, with an 8" firepot. Despite its small size, it is a good heater, circulating heat around the firepot and back to the base of the stove. Complete with its original urn for water and two mica windows,it also has a small oven with the original cook plate and grate, beneath the hinged filigree swingtop.
A really unique, pretty and historic stove.
This stove: $1650.00
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North, Chase & North No. 3
A very early box stove made in Philadelphia by North, Chase & North, and with a patent date of 8-6-1853. It has three legs, an usually large drop hearth and a beautiful sunburst design all around. It stands 22" high and is 28" long and 16" wide.
This stove: $600.00
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Baron No. 21
Made by Atlanta Stove Works, of Atlanta, GA, the Baron is a classic pot belly style stove, typical of the pot bellies used to heat the old-time general stores. It is a fairly large stove, standing 47" high, and has a 24" square base, with a 17 1/2" firepot. Perfect for heating a large area, and in excellent, fully restored condition.
This stove: $1100.00
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Astor Oak Junior No. 150
This medium sized oak stove, made by Union Stove Works, New York, is 49" tall, has a 14" firepot, and a 19" square footprint. It has acorns and oak leaves adorning the entire stove, and an unusual combination 'vent and mica' window. This one is a real charmer!
This Stove: $1850.00
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We are adding more stoves all the time, so check back often!
Ginger Creek Antique Stoves
Taylorsville, N. Carolina 28681
(828) 632-2505
Great Western Oak No. 116
Made by Great Western Stove Co. of Denver, Leavenworth, and Omaha, this gorgeous oak heater has filigree skirts which go all around the entire stove, inset nickel legs and 6 mica windows. It stands 57" tall, with a 24" base and a large 16" firepot, for coal or wood, and has its original brass and copper finial. Definitely one of our favorites!
This stove: $3500.00
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Radiant Home No. 216
What an amazing stove! Made by Germer Stove Company, Erie, PA, circa 1897, it has a solid cast iron body, which is rather uncommon to find, and the cast iron is decorated in swirls all around. It stands 55" tall, with a 26" base and a 16" firepot, originally for hard coal, but can also be used with wood. This stove is a first class heating stove made to heat a large area, and has elaborate nickel skirts attached to the bottom nickel ring, which is an unusual design. The Radiant Home has its original finial and filigree swing top, too. It is an heirloom stove, for sure.
This stove: $3600.00
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Moore's Air Tight Heater No. 403B
Made by Moore's Bro's Company of Joliet, Illinois, circa 1900 - 1910, this amazing stove stands 61 1/2 inches tall and has a 15 inch firepot. It is a very ununusal construction, since it is like a furnace within a cast iron filigree jacket. It has a beautifully designed door with mica windows to view the fire, and the swing top has a gridded, nickel plated cookplate beneath it. In the original ads, the Moore's 403B was said to 'send a rain of heat to every corner of the room'!
This stove: $4850.00
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Jewett Box Stove No. 25
A large sized early box stove made by Sherman S. Jewett & Co., Buffalo, NY; it bears its name and date on the door: 'Alert' 1868. It is nicely decorated with a nautical type motif, with extra patterning along the top edge. It has a 24" firebox and is a good heater - an historic stove in very good condition.
This stove: $800.00
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Round Oak M16
This resplendent Round Oak heater was made by Estate of P.D. Beckwith, of Dowagiac, Michigan, between 1909 and 1915. It stands 58" high, with a 20" footprint and has a 16" firepot, for use with coal or wood. Very beautiful nickel on this stove with the wave design in the assymetrical skirt, and the illustrious nameplate and leg covers.
What a wonderful stove!
This stove: $2800.00
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Redwood 18
Made byComstock-Castle Stove Co. of Quincy, Illinois, and with a patent date of 1886, here is yet another beautifully decorative early box stove in great condition. We call it the 'Daisy stove' because of its intricate floral relief designs on all sides. It measures 21"high, by 26" long, by 14" wide, the perfect size to fit into any decor.
This stove: $650.00
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The Star No. 4
Made by Cole, Davis & Co. of Lakeville, NH and patented 1851, The Star is one of the nicest stoves of this genre we've seen so far. It is the era and style of the Troy and Albany, NY parlor stoves, but it was made in Lakeville, NH, which no longer exists, as such. We're glad this one survived, and in truly excellent condition. It is 30" high, with an 18" firebox; side door for loading wood and front panel removes for viewing fire.
This stove: $1250.00
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