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Antique coal iron stove

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16 years ago
AI Appraisal
Description This is a large cast iron stove. This was used first as a coal stove but later as a wood stove. It's shell is brown-black. It's legs are footed.
Category Metalware
Medium iron, ceramic, steel
Distinguishing marks brown ceramic plated, footed iron stove, C-306
Condition Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item 45 inches by 25 inches
Date Period 1800's
Weight over thirty pounds possibly under 100 pounds
History last stove from Lakeside Foundry, Chicago IL, used for coal in Springfield, IL, bought by Clyde Irwin in the early 1900's.
Price Paid (If known) unknown
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Submitted by Anonymous

I have a similar stove. have been trying to find out what i can. All the stove has on back is B518-7 imperial lakeside foundry chicago illinois. my is this same color brown.

Submitted by Anonymous

I have this same stove in very good condition and 100% complete, it is model # C-18-7,  I am willing to sell it, can any one tell me what it may be worth, I would appreciate any information, Thank you,

Randy

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Submitted by littlebit32084

I have a B518-7 Imperial, Mine is in excellent condtion, the only thing wrong is the ash pan has burnt areas in it, I am just going to reline it, because its the orginal and dont want to replace it. This stove has had a very light life as a burner and probable used for decration more than anything. I am willing to sell it for the right price. If you want pic's let me know, and any info, I do know that the foundry went out of buisness in the early 1900's So all these stoves are over one hundred years old. [email protected] Chester

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