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We all have wood stoves at home, right? Some sit concealed, while others are shiny. But what if your stove still has those old, rusty, carved bodies? But how do you know at what price to sell it? And how do you spot its antique features? Worry not!

Old wood heater

May 16, Antique wood stoves hold a special place in the hearts of collectors and those who appreciate their timeless beauty and practicality. Identification of antique wood stoves involves examining their distinct features and characteristics. There are four primary types of antique wood stoves: kitchen stoves, parlor stoves, box stoves, and cylinder stoves. Each type has its attributes and value, determined by factors such as age, rarity, condition, and manufacturer. Accurately valuing antique wood stoves is crucial in determining their worth in the market. Prices can range from a few hundred dollars for common models to several thousand dollars for rare and intricate pieces. Your search for value will entail looking up patent numbers on the United States Patent Office website, assessing the condition of your wood stove, and comparing it to similar stoves that have recently sold. Armed with this knowledge, you can confidently navigate the bustling world of antique wood stove collecting, and possibly discover a hidden treasure among the ashes.

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Joined Oct 19, Messages Location Iowa. Stove is 2. Cancel Changes. Sort of wish I knew the owners so I could ask them I will definitely try it out in a safe way- and hopefully it may have some use. Bretny Well-known member. There still are catalyst stoves too. Do any of the wood stove people here recognize it? You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Unhdsm Well-known member. Forums New posts Search forums. It's actually got another large opening in the back of it as if there was even a 3rd exit for the heat. I know this doesn't answer the primary question. I like reading about the stoves though.

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Joined Dec 21, Messages 54 Location Vermont. Members Current visitors New profile posts Search profile posts. Grew up with wood heat, and still heating with wood at age They don't burn as long as my old stove, but it does burn more completely. Joined Oct 19, Messages Location Iowa. It is big and makes heat but I read new stoves are much more efficient. A really good stove would have a well insulated firebox. Prospecter Well-known member. As long as you can get a year ahead on your wood splitting you'll be ok. If you're just blasting a fire to heat a poorly insulated cabin, the efficiency gains are less, but you should still be looking at an EPA stove with secondary burn. CJM said:. Thermostatic damper really helps keep the heat even and run longer. Originally Posted by harry chickpea.