STANLEY'S #1 CAST IRON PARLOR STOVE, POWLTNEY, VT 1845,

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

Two Cast Iron Heater/Stove Still Banks. 1st: Cast Iron Space Heater with Bird Still Bank. Manufactured by Chamberlain and Hill, England, Circa. 1892. 6-1/2"h. Cast Iron 2nd: Parlor Stove Still Bank. 6

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

19th century Albany NY made cast iron parlor stove, small size, 1 latch to the door is missing, feet are off but there, as well as the tops, patent date 1843, without the feet on measures 16" high X 1

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.

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

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

Approx 16" x 18" x 29 1/2" tall. No shipping ! Buyer to remove from basement

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

Diminutive cast iron parlor stove,"The Dandy", by Columbus Iron Works, 5-burner stove with all plates and side shelves on free standing base, 29"w x 49-1/2"h, appears to be complete, the stove is a fu

Cast Iron Parlor Stove by Cox, Church & Co.Troy, N.Y. Patd', June 25, 1867. Coal / Wood. Marked on clean out drawer 19. Two Side Doors and one split front. Measures 27-1/4" H x 23-1/2" L x 17-1/2" W.

Home parlor No. 5. Philadelphia, PA. 30 1/4" wide X 18 1/2" deep X 38 1/2" high. Damage at rear rim of body, broken piece present. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When

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”

Three Vintage Cast Iron Appliance Type Still Banks1920s-30s, a rare parlor stove by Schneider and Trenkamp (7 in.); a Heattrola, green paint, by Kenton; a Hubley ice box, green paint (3 1/2 in.). From

Gas Stove: Made by Bernstein Company 1900's. 5 1/2" T. Parlor Stove: Made in America circa 1900's. 6 7/8" T. The parlor stove is a slightly different variation than normal. Made of Cast Iron and Sheet

Great Western Cast Iron Wood Burning - Hand oil Painting by Walt Johnston *****Parlor Stove Frame: 38 in H x 32 in - Painting: 29 12 x 23 1/2 *****

Great Western Cast Iron Wood Burning - Hand oil Painting by Walt Johnston *****Parlor Stove Frame: 44 in H x 32 in - Painting: 35 1/2 x 23 1/2 *****

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

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"