Can anyone give me details on my old woodstove?

[Kkrieg]

New here, so if im going about this the wrong way feel free to delete this, but after doing some work on a farm a few years ago I was gifted this woodstove that I really liked. I have no idea the brand or model and would like to know more about it if anyone recognizes it. Possibly how much they could be worth as well. There are roses decorating the side and the top has two cooking shelves. There are no brand names visible on the piece. Thank you!

 

[MRD1985]

Possibly home made but I’ll let someone else with a better eye be the judge @begreen

 

[begreen]

Looks like an Orley stove. Pretty sure it's one of theirs. They made several variations. They are built like tanks, but aren't worth much more than scrap value (and illegal to sell in WA state). That said, at this time of year one might get $200 for it. If one has a barn or big shop that has a generouse supply of firewood, it will throw out a lot of heat along with eating a lot of that wood. The stove needs 36" clearances in all directions.

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Thread 'Orley woodstove info/Model'

Aug 24, 2013

Hi all,
I am new to your site and have been enjoying learning about wood stoves and burning wood. I am hoping somebody here could tell me about this old Orley wood stove I plan on using as a firebox for a barbecue smoker project. I bought it from a used tools shop here in Santa Cruz and it is in near perfect condition and has seen little use. I had it bead blasted and gave it a coat of high temp paint. What I know so far is that these things are built like tanks and put out a lot of heat.
Hoping someone could tell me what model/year it is? and also if I will be ruining something that is...

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