Fisher grandma bear wood stove value
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I would say you should ask $500 to $600. But allot of that will depend on the market in your area. I know here even refinished like that it would not sell for more than $300. But there are areas you might get close to $1000.
If you want top dollar it should be refurbished to original or as close as possible and the Series III should have a UL Tag.
Satin Black by Stove Bright is the best for the original look, it should include screen and manual.
It looks good, but here's the finishing touch.
Most brass plated doors had solid brass draft caps. Some were aluminum with brass plate. The thicker fins are brass, can't tell in your pics.
The edges may wipe clean with mineral spirits if the paint hasn't had the final cure with heat.
Then polish with metal polish for precious metals such as brass, nickel, gold or silver.
Satin Black by Stove Bright is the best for the original look, it should include screen and manual.
It looks good, but here's the finishing touch.
Most brass plated doors had solid brass draft caps. Some were aluminum with brass plate. The thicker fins are brass, can't tell in your pics.
The edges may wipe clean with mineral spirits if the paint hasn't had the final cure with heat.
Then polish with metal polish for precious metals such as brass, nickel, gold or silver.
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