Have you ever seen this one?
Apparently it isn't very common.
Who made it ?
Should I buy it ?
Thanks,
Bob
Apparently it isn't very common.
Who made it ?
Should I buy it ?
Thanks,
Bob
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Parlor Stove Shaped Like a House
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I wouldn't buy it for heat, but if you are into collecting antiques and the price is low, then maybe.
Jordan
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I would buy it for the right price but only if there was no cracks and deep pitting. just sanding, sealing, paint, etc. I would have no issues using it for heat if sized for the space.
Looks like a sheet metal barrel stove with a clerestory top. I'd be concerned about it's integrity and leaking. Also, looks like the isinglass is missing, dented or damaged. It looks more like a novelty stove than something great for heat, but novelty can have value sometimes as an antique.
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