Found standalone parlor stove in basement room

[tirastove]

In this foreclosure shack I found this fireplace in the downstairs room. Looks like a parlor stove, but I'm a no expert.
Anyone know what era is it from and potential maker/model? Sorry don't know who else to ask.

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[begreen]

It's a beauty, the copper backplate is a nice compliment. I'm guessing from the later part of the 19th century. Looks a bit like a Jewett fancy base burner. If you can go back there I think closer inspection will reveal the manufacturer on a side door plate or elsewhere.

 

[SpaceBus]

It also appears to be a coal stove for what that is worth to you.

 

[coaly]

This is in California, the land of smokeless EPA stoves, allowing the sale of a home with an unlisted (smokeless) coal burning stove?? Perhaps it's not connected to a chimney and has been decommissioned?

We can't even insure that in Pennsyltucky!

 

[begreen]

Could be just for show and not for go.

 

[bholler]

This is in California, the land of smokeless EPA stoves, allowing the sale of a home with an unlisted (smokeless) coal burning stove?? Perhaps it's not connected to a chimney and has been decommissioned?

We can't even insure that in Pennsyltucky!

My guess is that it is not hooked up. That could be sold as an antique in CA. And yes there are tons of insurance companies that would write a policy for a stove like that in pa assuming it is installed properly

 

[begreen]

Copper stove pipe is a classy touch.

 

[bholler]

Copper stove pipe is a classy touch.

Absolutely but it won't last long if that is used for coal.as intended.

 

[Rob711]

Nice shack.

 

[rwhite]

Nice shack.

Thats what I was thinking. If that's a shack I can't imagine what the hovel I live in is called.

 

[antique]

Wow! Wonder why someone risking foreclosure would not secure that somewhere.

Tirastove,
Glad you shared the photo of it.
Did you buy the house?

 

[Piney]

That's some step up from how we heat the back half of our shack.

 

[PaulOinMA]

Griswold made stoves. I'd ask over at the Wagner and Griswold Society (WAGS) forums.

I'm cooking moderator over there. I'll cross post this over there now.

Wagner and Griswold Society (WAGS) Forum - Maintenance Mode

 

[PaulOinMA]

Here's where I posted it.

Wagner and Griswold Society (WAGS) Forum - Maintenance Mode

 

[PaulOinMA]

There are shops that recondition and sell old stoves. They probably could id. and old stove quickly.

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[TWilk117]

It's a beauty, the copper backplate is a nice compliment. I'm guessing from the later part of the 19th century. Looks a bit like a Jewett fancy base burner. If you can go back there I think closer inspection will reveal the manufacturer on a side door plate or elsewhere.

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It looks exactly like the one in the picture. Even has the gold statue on top.