Hi all, new to the forum. A few years ago I came across an old box stove. It's made by Philadelphia Stove Works, patented 1850. As you can see it's very ornate with scroll work and is complete. I am curious the value/rarity as is, and if it's work restoring. Thanks for any and all help!
Need help with antique stove info
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Looks pretty nice. It wouldn't take that much to clean it up and refinish. For value contact some antique stove websites.
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