This Antique Reliance Kerosene Double Wick Stove was carefully removed from an old store building (1883) by me about 45 years ago This multi generational store finally closed about 1965 and was left untouched until I was allowed to enter the building in 1978 or 79 It was still sitting on display on one of the higher store shelves where it had been for about 80 years in this unused condition As I said, this stove has NEVER Been Used or Lit during any time! The overall condition of this stove is remarkable, while there is the expected wear on the outer visible surfaces, other areas such as the interior and the bottom are still pristine! The mica glass inserts are present and really nice, and both original wicks are of course, also unused The original Reliance label has some great patina on it, that only comes from lots of age! I only have this 1.
Own a piece of history with this antique Brightest & Best Cast Iron Heater/Stove (Sad) used. Did not test the stove it was part of our collection. This is a must-have to add to your collection. Measuring approximately 6″ deep, 8 1/2″ tall, and 5 5/8. This stove has age wear, rust, the left prong that holds the top down is broken off (it shows in the picture-with the white pointer pointing at the broken piece), the top does wobble from this and screws needs tightening. We didn’t adjust anything as we place items to be seen and not touched, on one of the sides there’s a crack / piece broken near the bottom, it’s pictured as well. Don’t miss out on this rare find!
This antique tin plate metal heating stove patent model is a unique piece from the late 1800s. It features intricate details and a silver color that make it a true collector’s item. The stove’s maker is unknown, but its originality and authenticity are guaranteed. The style of the stove is antique and it is made of tin, a material that was commonly used in the 19th century. The stove is not in working condition, but it still boasts its original charm and character. This item is perfect for antique collectors or those who appreciate the history and artistry of vintage items.
Antique 1930s Empire Metal Ware Corp Electric Stove Model B27. Empire Metal Ware Corp. In an effort to remain green and reduce our carbon footprint, every item is carefully packaged using recovered boxes, bubble wrap, and packing peanuts from the major retailers. Customer service is priority #1, we try to be as specific as possible with each listing, we take as many pictures as possible to make sure that you are getting the product, “as described”. We warrantee and represent that the goods are as described in the above listing. We specifically disclaim any implied warranties of title, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement. Customers should satisfy themselves that any item choice made is suitable for their intended purpose or use. We pride ourselves on our customer service. You may also be interested in…. View more great items. Template by Froo Apps.
Antique Cast Iron Miniature Doll House Baby Toy Stove. Really nice condition, all original includes the top which most of these are missing. 3 w x 4 t x 2 1/4 d.
This antique copper wash bronze stove and range was produced by Stove&Range co. The exquisite details and unique design of this piece make it a true statement piece for any antique collection. Crafted with exceptional care and skill, this stove and range is a testament to the fine workmanship of the past. The antique finish adds to the charm of this piece, making it a great addition to any home decor. Whether you’re an antique collector or simply appreciate the beauty of well-crafted items, this antique stove and range is a must-have for your collection.
This Listing is for 1 used Antique Conservo Oven. View the photos for details and condition. MANUFACURED BY THE TOLEDO COOKER CO. 12″x12″x 20 Tall. We DO NOT mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts”–US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior…. Check out my?? other items. ???? for vintage collectibles, Motorcycle & Auto parts, Stuff of All Kinds! +++ a large collection of COOKIE JARS! Check back often for new listings!
This antique tin plate metal heating stove, created by Joseph Cox in the late 1869, is a true piece of history. The black color, originality, and antique style make it a perfect addition to any collection. The maker, Joseph Cox, is well-known for his workmanship and attention to detail. This rare piece is a must-have for any antique lover or collector. The country of origin is the United States, and the material used in its creation is tin. The patent model of this stove is a unique find that will make an excellent conversation starter in any home. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of history with this antique Joseph Cox tin plate metal heating stove. Shows some wear for the age. See pictures for details.
Heater is made of metal with a blue porcelain finish. Worked perfectly when my father put it away years ago. Has been drained of kerosene for storage. He removed the wick to replace it with a new one but never replaced it so it will need a new wick. I remember this being used as a child and it really put out a lot of clean heat. The top is made to heat a pot of water or use a cooking pan on. Please examine pictures for condition. It measures 24 in height not counting the handle. Thank you for looking.
26 1/2 x 13 1/2 x 3/8s. Picture: Lumberjack, Moose/Elk, Fox, Henhouse, Horse, Birds. All hangers on back are intact and useable. Some age spots on front. I have not tried to clean this up. Antique Cast Iron Woodstove Plate Part – With A Beautiful Mural Depicting Two Lumberjacks At Work – A Family Of Moose – A Fox Headed For The Henhouse – A Horse – & Two Birds In Flight. This cast iron piece is in great condition for age. The four corners are factory notched – not broken. There is some surface rust remaining on the front side and the back side. Light brushing or sanding and some polishing with wax or oil you should end up with one beautiful wall hanging ready to frame or incorporate it into your fireplace or set it on your mantel. This piece is large, 26 1/2″ wide – 13 1/2″ high – 3/8 thick. This item is also quite heavy, weighing in at almost 27 lbs. Judging by the mounting tabs on the backside, I’m assuming this cast iron piece was once part of a large woodstove.
