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Antique Cylinder Stoves
Antique Wood Stoves for Home Heating
Vintage Stove Circa 1880 - 1910 |
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Circa: 1880 - 1910
Fuel: Wood/Coal
Burn Time: 8 - 12 Hours
Price Range: $2850 - 4850.00
The antique oak cylinder stoves of the late 1800's were the central heating systems for home and business. This was the Victorian era and high design and fancy embellishment reached into every aspect of daily life.
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| Antique Cylinder Stove Inventory |
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We will work with you on an one-on-one basis to locate the antique stove best suited for your unique heating and cooking needs.
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Modern Oak Glenwood Baseheater
F-CYL215
$4850
| This grand heater was the top of the line when it was introduced to the market at the turn of the twentieth century, and it is still a powerhouse today. With its splendid construction, every part of this large stove radiates heat while the fuel consumption is moderate. Foot rests, ample skirting, mica windows and a cook lid round out the features on this superior, handsome heater.
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Glenwood Oak
F-CYL864
$4850
| The Glenwood Oak Cylinder Stove is superior in function and efficiency and grand in style. This large stove may look like it is crafted as a work of art, but the design elements actually assist in the efficiency of the stove’s heating capabilities. The gorgeous nickel skirting around the stove helps to throw the heat further out into the room. Primary and secondary draft controls blend in with the beauty of the stove thanks to lovely relief work. The bottom door displays gorgeous filigree and allows for easy cleanout of the ashes. This Glenwood cylinder stove is magnificent.
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Sterling Oak
SR-CYL644
$4850
| The gorgeous decorative nickel emblem on the front of the Sterling Oak Cylinder Stove defines the stove’s Victorian splendor. Intricate, artistic relief designs cover the body, base and dome top. The finely crafted nickel footrests simply sparkle. The Sterling Oak is one elaborately crafted stove that efficiently heats your home and makes a stunning centerpiece.
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Mistletow
F-COAL337
$3650
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Royal Stewart Oak
F-WSP1102
$4850
| An amazing view of the glowing fire can be seen from the six large mica windows that are framed by two nickel wings. The large mica windows may be the centerpiece of this beautiful stove, but there are gorgeous touches from top to bottom. A lovely cut-out design in the nickel dome compliments the lovely cut-out design of the nickel skirt. The nickel base is embossed with pretty filgiree. A cooklid is hidden underneath the dome and wood can be loaded from the top and from the door featuring the mica windows. The Royal Stewart Oak Cylinder Stove is a stunning antique heating stove.
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Round Oak
SR-CYL250
$4850
| The Round Oak Stove Company, founded by the legendary P.D. Beckwith back in the late 1800's, had a stellar reputation for designing and manufacturing top of the line, and state of the art for its day, cylinder heating stoves. Staying true to the reputation, this cylinder heating stove, baring the Round Oak name, is a remarkable stove. The antique cylinder stove is made of a combination of steel and cast iron which allows the stove to heat up quickly. The Round Oak stands at over four feet in height and can warm a large area for up to ten hours. Ribbing at the base of the stove helps circulate heat. There is an ash clean out door at the base, primary and secondary draft controls and
a hidden cooklid on top. The top door of the two front loading doors features a sparkling nickel name plate. The famous name is also located in the nickeling on one of the legs. The nickel skirt features beautiful design work which compliments the design work on the dome, front door and base. The Round Oak Cylinder Stove is a powerful heater and impressive in its looks.
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Modern Glenwood Oak
SR-CYL1261
$3850
| Glenwood was one of the most well known, respected and popular stove
manufacturers a hundred years ago, and its reputation is still as strong
today. This Modern Glenwood Oak is an extremely efficient heating stove.
The stately stove can heat a large area all night long. Ribbing around the
base helps distribute the heat and the primary and secondary draft controls
regulate the heat output. A large ash clean out area at the base of the
stove makes clean up quick and easy, and a six inch cooklid hides below the
exquisite finial and smooth dome. The name of the stove is proudly
displayed above the two mica windows. A lovely nickel skirt compliments the
nickel trim. The venerable stove is efficient, reliable and true to the
Glenwood name. |
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Stewart Oak
SR-CYL1107
$3850
| The nearly five foot tall Stewart Oak Cylinder stove features exquisite
details from the top to the bottom. A removable cooklid is hidden below a
lovely dome. Relief work on the cast iron and steel combo body is nicely
understated complimenting the gorgeous nickel decorative plate and skirting.
The unique skirting is located lower on the stove than on other cylinder
stoves adding architectural interest. The base features more lovely relief
work as well as a long ash clean out door that opens up to an ash clean out
pan making clean up efficient and easy. Wood is loaded from the front, and
this large powerful stove can heat a room for up to ten hours. The Stewart
Oak is impressive in function and design.
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Gem City
SR-CYL1349
$2850
| The Gem City many not sparkle with nickeling like other antique cylinder
heating stoves, but it does dazzle with its design and artistic touches. A
large dome, which covers a removable cooklid, features a lovely cut-out
design and scroll work. The body, base and cast iron skirt feature lavish
relief work when viewed up close is quite impressive. The design on the
nickel decorative plate compliments the scroll work. Draft controls are
located on the front loading door and ash clean out door. With Gem City,
any visit will be welcoming and memorable.
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Prize Sparkle
SR-CYL933
$3850
| The Prize Sparkle is the “cat’s meow” of antique cylinder stoves. On each of the stove’s four feet there is a wonderfully crafted feline face. This five-foot tall wood heating stove features two doors – a front loading door and an ash clean out door with a removable ash pan. Most of the cylinder body is smooth cast iron, which makes the beautiful relief work on the dome, surrounding the doors and on the base even more stunning. Exquisite scroll work on the nickel base and the nickel footrails compliment the relief work in the cast iron. A cooklid is hidden below the lovely dome. The Prize Sparkle antique stove lives up to its name; it’s a prize stove with just the right amount of sparkle. |
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Gayuta Andes
BRN-CYL571
$3850
| Gorgeous nickeling makes the Gayuta Andes cylinder stove sparkle. This impressive antique stove stands at nearly five feet in height and can heat an area for nearly six hours. Four mica windows frame a lovely nickel emblem on the front loading door. A decorative nickel name plate is located on the top part of the front doors. Stunning scroll work adorns the nickel skirting and nickel base. Two nickel draft controls on the ash clean out door at the base regulates the heat. A cooklid is hidden beneath a cut out nickel and cast iron dome. The Gayuta Andes antique cylinder stove is both dependable in function and extraordinary in style. |
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Household Oak
SR-CYL1147
$2850
| The Household Oak cylinder stove is understated in style but has a few charming touches. Smooth nickel skirting and smooth nickel trim at the top frame the body of the stove. The name of the stove is inscrolled on the front loading door, right above a lovely design that resembles a flower. The five foot tall antique stove can heat an area for up to eight hours. A draft control on the ash clean out door at the base regulates the heat output. The Household Oak is reliable, efficient with a welcoming simplicity in design. |
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Round Oak
SR-CYL1241
$3850
| Round Oak was one of the premiere stove manufacturing companies for years at the end of the 1800’s and through the first quarter of the 1900’s. This antique stove proudly displays the Round Oak name on a decorative name plate on the front door, along the front of the nickel skirting, and on the nickeling on the legs. Touches of lovely scroll work is located above the name plate, and four mica windows are located below the name plate. A Round Oak finial, and antique treasure in itself, rests on top of the cast iron dome that covers a removable cooklid. This efficient heater can warm an area all night long. A removable ash clean out area, with pan, is at the base of the stove. The Round Oak is not only a dependable heating stove, it is also a piece of history.
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Landers Oak
SR-CYL1398
$3850
| Lavish scroll work covers the top, front loading door and base of the
gorgeous Landers Oak Cylinder Stove. A beautiful nickel name plate is
featured on the front loading door. Cut out nickeling on the top dome
compliments the striking cutout nickel skirt. Two draft controls are
located on the ash clean out door at the base of the stove. A removable
cooklid is hidden under the top dome. The lovely Landers Oak is a stylish
antique stove and a reliable heater. |
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Art Andes
BB1395
$9850
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