Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn’t 1880

Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn't 1880
Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn't 1880
Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn't 1880
Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn't 1880
Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn't 1880
Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn't 1880
Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn't 1880
Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn't 1880
Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn't 1880
Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn't 1880
Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn't 1880
Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn't 1880

Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn't 1880
Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove by Ransom & Son Albany New York patented 1880. Actually marked Signet Airtight probably for that time it was.. It has an 18×24-in base the footprint from the legs is probably a little bit larger. The front has sliding doors so you can view the fire also below the doors is the sliding damper where you can regulate the airflow when the doors are closed. The side door is 9 x 5- 3/4 opening. The fire box is approximately 8 in x 12 in x 16 in. With the finial included it is 34 in high without the finial it is 26 in high to the open top. It shows a 5-in diameter pipe exhaust. The finial had four swirly sections underneath the water holder one of them is broken off if you compare two photos you can see that. Just face that top part with a missing section toward the back wall and no one will ever know. There is another section of swirly cast iron that is broken off the wiring is holding this together I didn’t know what that wiring was for until I took a really close look that can be put together with JB weld. This weighs in the neighborhood of 50 or 60 lb my guess. Lightly wire brush the stove a bit and on a cool afternoon put Ransom stove polish on and almost immediately after it dries you can buff it off and this thing will look amazing. There are no cracks or chips in the body or the legs or the top of this item except for that one broken part mentioned. It actually does not appear to have been used very much. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Kitchen & Home\Major Appliances & Bathroom Fixtures\Stoves”. The seller is “bobwes80-6″ and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.
  • Brand: Ransom and sons Albany New York
  • Antique: Yes
  • Type: Heating Stove
  • Installation: Freestanding
  • Color: Black
  • Model: parlor wood stove
  • Number of Ovens: 1
  • Material: Cast Iron
  • Fuel Type: Wood

Cast Iron Parlor Wood Stove Ransom & Son Albany New York Patn't 1880

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