AMERICAN CAST-IRON PARLOR STOVE, C. 1844

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

Four-Column Parlor Stove, John Morrison of the Green Island Stove Works, Troy, NY, 1844 H. 68” W. 35 1/4” D. 22 3/4”

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

American Cast Iron Parlor Stove 19th century 37 1/2 x 15 x 13 1/2 inches

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

FRENCH MAJOLICA ENAMELED COAL STOVE HEIGHT 43" WIDTH 24"

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.

Antique French Enameled Black and Green Art Nouveau Iron Parlor Stove c. 1900. Cast Iron. With floral Lowry Faience Pottery Tile insets. Fabulous display piece, enameling in very good condition. Measu

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

AMERICAN SALESMAN'S SAMPLE / STORE DISPLAY "THE PET" CAST-IRON HEATING/PARLOR STOVE, ornate form embossed "THE PET" and "PAT'D 1857" on top, and "YOUNG & BRO., ALBANY." on lower front plate, working h

Chicago, 20th C. marked ventiduct Windsor, fitted for gas. 5'h x 32"w x 32"l Provenance: Property from the Siegmund Collection of Folk Art, New York, New York Additional works from Siegmund Collection

American - 1890's Cast Iron

Unknown American Maker. Produced Circa Early 1900's.

American - Circa 1890’s Material: Cast Iron

American - 1890's. Made of Cast Iron. Excellent Condition.

Cast Iron Gas Stove & Victorian Safe Bank. Elaborate casting c.1898, tallest 5 1/2 inches tall.

Salesman sample or toy cook stove, American "Charter Oak" No. 103 by G.F. Filley, Excelsior Stove Works, c.1880, cast iron & "made in every detail just like full sized stoves" according to company ads

American Arts and Crafts slag glass and cast iron parlor lamp, attributed to Come-Packt Furniture Company, c.1910s-1920s, having openwork shade with green slag glass panes, over solid standard, on ope

Thomas Potts (American, 1721-1762). Stove plate. Cast iron, Mid-Late 18th C. 23-1/2" x 23-1/2". Cast iron stove plate by Thomas Potts, likely cast in Colebrookdale Iron Co., Pennsylvania. The right si

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.

19th/20th century fully restored American cast iron pot belly stove with nickel plated accents, maker marked Armada Windsor No. 91-18., 65"h x 29" diameter.

19th/20th century fully restored American cast iron pot belly stove with nickel plated accents, maker marked P.D Beckwith, Dowagiac, Mich., 72"h x 28" diameter.

Early 20th century fully restored American cast iron wood burning stove, maker marked "Sunny Glenwood" with 6-burner plate, shelves, and firebox, 52"h x 48"w.

HEIGHT 26" WIDTH 24"