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1891 Evening Star Barrel Stove, Woodstock

This is an 1891 Evening Star barrel stove # 26 manufactured by the Jas. Stewart Mfg Co., Woodstock, Ontario. It is cast iron, tin with nickel trim you feed it from the front. Approximate measurements are 39" long from front to the flue at the back x 16" wide x 46" high to the top of the finial. It has a 7" flue. This is a great stove and museum piece for further info, pricing & viewing contact Rick at 519-842-5290.

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Late 1800's Ideal Gas Base Burner

Late 1800's Ideal Gas Base Burner is manufactured by the Ideal Manufacturing Co., Detroit, Mi., & Windsor Canada. It measures 41" high x 25" wide x 17" deep. It has mica windows in the front door. The gas burner has been removed from inside the stove. Sold as found ... for further info, pricing and viewing contact Rick at 519-842-5290.

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Pot Belly Woodstove

Pot Belly Woodstove
This is an original early Pot Belly # 12 woodstove
Burns either coal or wood Overall measurements 33" high x 21" wide x 22" deep.
no cracks in the pot, coal grates, 5" flue, 15" diameter top, all cast iron. 
in very good condition
A rare find
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1881 Fawn Parlor Stove

1881 Fawn Parlor Stove
1881 Fawn Parlor woodstove, made by Mc Clary Manufacturing Co. Stove is stamped 1881 on the finial & on the front body. A very rare stove with baby fawns on both sides and on the back, the fawns are raised out in the cast. The stove is all cast iron and has 3 entrances for loading, top, right side and through the front door. Front door can be left open for watching the fire or removing the ashes. Has been all restored, renickled with an all nickle base. This stove is a rare beauty and a must for your parlor in your victorian home .... for further information and pricing contact us.


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