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Made by Hanging Rock Stove Co., Hanging Rock, Ohio,1896. Two sets of ornate sliding doors and two original ceramic tiles, with a brass winged cup finial. Stands 38 1/2" high, with a 13" firepot for coal or wood. Rare, but not expensive!

This Antique Stove: $2400.

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Made by Co-operative Stove Co., of Cleveland, Ohio, this large size 1886 parlor stove is in great condition. The patterns on the front and side doors are really charming, and it has cook lids beneath its filigree top piece.

This Antique Stove:  $1950.

This large size oak stove by The Summit Foundry Co., of LaCross, WI, stands 61" high, with a 27" sq. footprint and an 18" firepot for wood. 3 mica windows to view the fire . 

This Antique Stove: $3500.

Made by Smith Anthony Co., Boston, this extra heavy large size oak stove stands 62 1/2" high with an 18" firepot for wood or coal. Solid cast iron main door with writing and patterning, gives a furnace-door look.

 This Antique Stove:  $3600.

Made by the Wehrle Co., Newark, Ohio, this hefty cottage stove stands 56" high, with a 20" x 9" firebox. Rocking grate for coal or wood. Two stove lids on top and lever to focus heat to top and bottom for cooking and heating. Great functionality and pretty, too.

This Antique Stove:   $3200. 

By Favorite Stove and Range Co., Piqua, Ohio.. 63 " tall, 18" firepot for wood or coal. 28" sq. footprint. Rounded door of mica windows in front. Extraordinary!

This Antique Stove: $4100.

This is a large oak stove  made by Favorite Stove & Range of Piqua, Ohio.  58" tall, 18" firepot, 3 large mica windows and beautiful nickel trim. Perfect!
This Antique Stove: $3500.

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​Oak stoves can be used with either wood or coal.​~~~~~

Parlor stoves can only be used with wood.

Elegant baseheater by O.G, Thomas of Taunton MA. 54" high, 21" footprint and 10" firepot for coal. Oven on top, back pipe, mica door on front and windows on sides, ceramic tile with glass jewels, nickle and brass trim, cherubs on the door, and sides.  
This Antique Stove:  $6850.

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Made by Knox Stove Works, Knoxville. Tenn., this medium sized box stove stands 24" high and 30" long, with a  9" x 21" firebox and 21 x 17 footprint. Heavy cast iron with patterning, and fits standard cordwood.

This Antique Stove:  $1250.

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Made by Mt. Penn Stove Works of  Reading, PA, this 1899 double-heater oak stove stands 64" high, with a firepot that is 13" across and 16" deep. Four big mica windows, very unique design and patterning.

This Antique Stove: $3650.

Made by Estate of P.D Beckwith of Dowagiac, Mich., this extra large baseheater is a premium antique stove. It stands 74" high, with a 29" footprint, and 17" firepot. Patented 1907, the Round Oak H51 has three sides of mica windows and doors, and its original Indian head finial. Quite an amazing stove!

 This Antique Stove:  $8100.Sold!

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Made  in 1851 by Warnick and Leibrandt of Philadelphia, PA, this stately wood parlor stove is 26" high,with an 18" firebox. Highly decorative with patriotic wreath and shield patterning and columns. Beautiful and rare.

This Antique Stove:  $2150.

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A New York stove, with 14 ceramic tiles of a daisy design, and 6 doors with mica windows, (80 in all), the Patria is a very unique and beautiful stove.  Designed for use with coal, the stove stands 46" high, with a 22" base, and three sided view of the fire glow. Circa 1900.

This Antique Stove: $3500.

​Beautiful baseburner by Scranton Stove Works, 1905-1910.  Standing 66" high, with a 27" base,15" firepot, this stove has 70 mica windows and a removable coal chute extension.

This Antique Stove: $7600.