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Hi everyone i recently bought my first wood stove I choose this stove due to the awesome details and ornamental work. Can anyone help me identify this stove year maker and type I have googled all markers with no help also I would like to know if anythings obviously missing any info would be great. Is this considered a nice stove ?
 

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Hi everyone i recently bought my first wood stove I choose this stove due to the awesome details and ornamental work. Can anyone help me identify this stove year maker and type I have googled all markers with no help also I would like to know if anythings obviously missing any info would be great. Is this considered a nice stove ?
Also how many square feet would a stove this size roughly heat ?
 
Hi everyone i recently bought my first wood stove I choose this stove due to the awesome details and ornamental work. Can anyone help me identify this stove year maker and type I have googled all markers with no help also I would like to know if anythings obviously missing any info would be great. Is this considered a nice stove ?
 

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Stewart made some very fancy, high quality stoves in the 1800s. This one is understated by that standard. It looks like a small parlor stove. Is there a riddling grate inside? If so it may be designed for coal burning. I would contact the folks at http://www.goodtimestove.com or at http://stovehospital.com/ for more history on what appears to be a Stewart Woodland model 122.

Is there a base or legs for this stove?

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Stewart made some very fancy, high quality stoves in the 1800s. This one is understated by that standard. It looks like a small parlor stove. Is there a riddling grate inside? If so it may be designed for coal burning. I would contact the folks at http://www.goodtimestove.com or at http://stovehospital.com/ for more history on what appears to be a Stewart Woodland model 122.

Is there a base or legs for this stove?

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Yes there is a base it has the same owns mental details and sits roughly
5 inches high there is a pice for the inside I will post pics so u can see
 
The folks at the links I provided can probably tell you a lot more than we can about the stove. Looks like a nice little fella.
 
Boy that looks an aweful lot like a stove we have sitting in the shed at camp.
Its tucked away in a back corner, it was left by the previous owner, I haven't taken good look at it yet, maybe it's just a knock off.
I know its in rougher shape than what is shown above.

We're going up there this weekend, I will check it out and post some pics.......
 
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