Early cast iron parlor stove by the Tyson Furnace,

Early cast iron parlor stove by the Tyson Furnace, Plymouth, Vt - No.7 -. depicting a fully rigged side-wheel steam boat, all sides and dated 1839. Four supporting legs. All in good condition. 24"L x

Very early, very ornate cast iron parlor stove. Refinished in black. Looks to be complete except for legs. Can't see any minor or major cracks in iron. Overall good condition. 40-1/2 " T X 31-1/2 " W

EARLY TRI-FOOT CAST IRON DOUBLE COLUME PARLOR STOVE WIYH JENNY LIND DOORS

Les Fonderies Bruxelloises Enamel Cast Iron Parlor Stove. This early 20th Century stove is in mixed shape overall. The enamel facade is good condition with minor wear. The brass patina is faded with s

This is a Colebrookdale Furnace, ornately casted iron stove and furnace. Primarily, these sizes were used for heating and also with a large flat top for cooking. Shows original paint, great ornate cas

Unknown American Maker. Produced Circa Early 1900's.

E.N. Pratt & Co.Parlor Stovemid-19th centurycast ironmarked "E.N. Pratt & Co., Albany"59 x 34 1/2 x 15 1/2 inchesThe stove surmounted by a pierced crest above two columns, scrollwork and filigree.

American, mid-19th century. A cast iron parlor stove, attributed to Ransom & Rathbone of Albany, New York; ht. 43, wd. 32, dp. 20 in.  Provenance: Property from the Collection of Dr. M. Donald Hayes.

HEIGHT 26" WIDTH 24"

An antique American Empire parlor stove offers cast iron construction with urn and flower crest surmounting square and flared double column body decoraed with palmette, floral, scroll, urn and foliate

19th century, Union Stove Works, "Belmar No. 9" windowed sides with windowed front door plus plus two lower doors/ vents, urn finial h. 52 w. 19 d. 23 in. Provenance: the estate of a South Salem, NY l

Alert No.409 cast iron parlor stove, 38"H - - -BUYER TO ARRANGE SHIPPING

This is a fantastic early cast iron stove dating to the late 19th century. Stately and ornate cast iron stove, marked "The Abbott & Lawrence Co. Liberty Stoveworks, Philadelphia." The Star #4, pat. 18

Ornately designed cast iron stove, marked "Vose & Co." and "Patented" on front corners of base apron. Dimensions: H 30" x W 26" x D 18" Condition: One crack to bottom. Surface dirt and some oxidation

FRENCH MAJOLICA ENAMELED COAL STOVE HEIGHT 43" WIDTH 24"

Probably American, 19th C. Lacking some elements 44 x 32 x 17 1/2 in. (111.8 x 81.3 x 44.5 cm.)

HEIGHT 42 INCHES x LENGTH 29 INCHES x WIDTH 25 INCHES

19th c (S H Ransom Albany NY) cast iron parlor stove, intact, measures 37" high to top of finial, body is approx. 24" wide X 12" deep

A Sylvan white painted cast iron parlor stovelate 19th centuryheight 44in (112cm); width 30in (76cm); depth 20in (51cm)

Gothic style cast iron parlor stove, in white paint, by Wager Richmond & Smith, Troy, N.Y. adjustable vent is broken (see images), stove is 27.5" wide, 16" deep (measured at feet level), height is 35"

Wonderful enamel over cast iron parlor stove, from Albany NY estate, nice overall condition, measures 32" W x 28" D x 32.5" H.

Antique Sharpe & Thomson Cast Iron Parlor Stove. Measures 37" x 19" x 20.5". Marked CHASE SHARPE & THOMSON PHIL a Pat. 1858 at bottom

Ornate Cast Iron Parlor Stove. Signed "North, Chase & North, Philadelphia, PA. No. 10, Pat'd. 1875". 40"h. Condition: Good with light rust and pitting.

This is a great pair of two early cast iron stoves. (A) No. 20 Clarion, manufactured by the Burdette Smith & Co., Troy, NY. Another small-size heating stove, ornately casted in an Empire design, with