Round Oak D16

A classic Round Oak  circa 1900-1905 from Estate of P.D. Beckwith of Dowagiac, Mich.; the D16 is a medium sized oak style heater standing 56" high, with a 19" footprint and a 16" firepot. This awesome stove can be used with a 16" piece of firewood, or with coal. Beautiful Indian finial is recast, with brass and copper plating.

This antique Round Oak stove:  $2650.00







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Alcalde
The Alcalde is an antique railroad box stove, and its name is emblazened above the door.
From the Spanish, its name roughly translates to 'magistrate' or 'judge'. It is a three-legged stove, 19" high, with a 15" x 26" footprint and a 9" x 15" firebox. Originally, it was in a RR yard shack in Tehachapi, CA, for the RR clerk. He decided to buy and move the shack, but didn't want the stove.

This antique box stove: $1150.00







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Stella
An early  parlor stove, made in 1882, by Favorite Stove Works, the Stella is replete with extensive floral and decorative design relief in the cast iron, as well as having a very unique lower front door with photographic imagery of its namesake, Stella. Some of the original design has been enhanced with high heat paint to bring out its intended beauty. This is a one-of-a-kind stove, and a nice size parlor stove: 56", high, with finial, by 28" wide.

This antique stove:  $2100.00

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Clarendon No. 20
An 1883 parlor stove made by Perry & Co., Albany and Chicago. A wonderful historic stove standing 45" high and 25" wide. And a great little heater to fit in any space.

This antique parlor stove: $1450.00









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Woodcutter Stove, Elon No. 16
An 1880's box stove made by Leibrandt & McDowell Stove Co., of Philadelphia and Baltimore; the stove stands 17" high, by 22" long and 13" wide. Scene of man cutting wood, with oxen cart and cabin in the background on both sides. A true collector's stove

This antique stove:  sold!



 
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Monitor Oak No. 18
This is a large sized oak stove by Wm. Resor and Co., of Cincinnati, OH; standing 58" high by 26" wide, with an 18" firepot. It has some really lovely foliage design on the swingtop and doors, and reminiscence of the 'old North Wind' on the nickel legs. Beautifully restored, and very handsome!

This antique stove:  $2650.00







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Jewett's Fancy Box No. 21

Made by Sherman S. Jewett & Co of Buffalo, NY, this medium sized antique box stove stands 21" high, with a 15" x 16 1/2" footprint, and a16" x 8" firebox. A nice size heating stove and in great condition. Very pretty design on all sides, nice wide hearth-piece, and cookplate on top.

This antique stove: $850.00



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Superior Air Tight Oak No. 116

Made by Bridge, Beach & Co., of St. Louis, Missouri, and patented June 13, 1893, this stove stands 58" high, with a 22" footprint and a 16" firepot. It has lots of beautiful patterning in the cast iron, and especially on the nickel base, bootrails and swing top, with a gorgeous finial of copper and nickel. Also has all the original finial tops for the door hinges. A really great heater and an exceptional antique oak stove.

This stove:  $2750.00





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Security Oak No. 18
Made by Northwestern Stove Works of
Minneapolis, MN, this stunning oak heater stands 58" high and 26" wide, with an 18" firepot. It has a very unique octagonal base and footrails, with a perforated skirt ring, and lots of beautiful old-fashioned detail from top to bottom as well. It is a great heater and a commanding presence in any home.

This  antique stove: $2850.00

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Round Oak D18
A large size Round Oak heater made by Estate of P.D. Beckwith, of Dowagiac, Michigan. This amazing heater stands 62" high, and 20" wide, with an 18" firepot, gorgeous finial and nameplate, -just perfect all around!

This antique stove:  $2750.00

 

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Superior Oak No. 19

Standing 61" high, with a 20" footprint, this large sized oak heater has classic lines, plenty of nickel and six large mica windows to view the fire, as well as a beautiful ornate finial and swingtop. The Superior Oak is aptly named!

This antique stove:  $2550.00










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Red Cloud No. 13

This is a medium size pot belly stove made by Union Stove Works, NY in 1918. It stands 39" high, with a 23" footprint, and a 13" firepot. Lots of nice detail and was in great condition to begin with - now fully restored and ready to go!

This antique stove: $1550.00

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