STOVES

#82 –5741-0572 –  – 1920’s cast iron wood / coal burning cook stove called “Jubilee”. Very nice stove in harvest gold enamel porcelain and nickle on cast iron. Stove comes as follows;

 – size is 39″W x 24″deep x 59″H (4.5″ added to depth for smoke stack at rear)

 – very, very nice stove top that is nice and clean with

              6 round top plates

              1 has 3 stages

              1 has 2 stages

              2 are one piece large

              2 are one piece small

 – has water reservoir on right side with metal lid. Reservoir has been replaced with a copper insert.

 – has slide draft control on left side of stove

 – has slide damper to control smoke exhaust located on top and rear of stove

 – has the number “37 – 16” embossed in cast iron stove top

 – has ash pan

 – bottom burning grates are good

 – good oven

 – good oven door that works freely with good spring load

 – has temperature guage in oven door

 – right side front has door for reservoir inspection

 – nice top warming oven with a good door that works freely

 – comes with handle for lifting burner lids

 – nice base – nickle in front and iron on sides and back

 – no major rusting except for some surface rusting

This is a beautifull stove that needs some polishing of the nickle. The enamel porcelain has a few nicks but is very good for it’s age scoring a 9.5 out of a 10.

Unit is located in White Rock, British Columbia, Canada – 3 miles from Blaine, Wash – next to I-5 freeway. Call Al at 206-227-6673 or 604-813-5500

#83 – 5734 – 00001 – Stove “Master Climax”  – Early 1900’s old cast iron wood / coal cook stove. Unit manufactured by “Guelph Stove Co” of “Guelph, Ont.” This is a very nice piece that dates back many years and truly brings back memories of our baby – boomer youth days. Unit comes as follows:

 – size is 48″W x 24″deep x 62″H ( add 5″ to depth measurement for smoke stack on rear

 – comes with white enamel porcelain front doors and oven door along with stove back. All enamel is very very nice except for a spot on stove back about 1″x1.5″

 – Stove top is exceptionally nice and clean. Has 6 burner plates – 1 has 2 parts to it and 5 are one piece plates.

 – comes with lifting handle

 – on right side is located a water reservoir with access lid on top of stove. Don’t know if leaks as I haven’t check it out.

 – Oven is good and has one removable rack. Oven door works very freely with good spring load. Also has a tempurature gauge in front of door.

 – On left side / top there is a small flip up door to allow small things to be thrown into burner compartment.

 – Has 2 sliding air draft vents – one on the left side and the other located in the front down by ash pan

 – Has sliding smoke damper control on top/rear  of stove

 – Inside of fire box looks good – good fire grates and good castings on side of fire box.

 – Has 4″ fire box extension out rear of stove allowing longer wood to be used

 – Nice warming oven with nice working door that folds down

 – Towel rack that is removable on front of stove

 – Along bottom seam in part of the front bottom and a short piece on right bottom there is a bit of rusting through but nothing major. Wouldn’t effect preformance.

 – very sound and strong base

This is a great stove that is pretty sound and looks great. Just needs the nickle to be polished. Would brighten up any kitchen giving it a real Martha Stewart setting.

Unit is located in White Rock, British Columbia, Canada – 3 miles from Blaine, Wash – next to I-5 freeway. Call Al at 206-227-6673 or 604-813-5500

#84 – 5703 – 00501 – 1920’s cast iron cook stove from the good old prairies. This stove is a “McClary’s” and is very nice. There is white enamel porcellaine on it  that has some bumps and bruises but for the most part is pretty good.  The nickle plating is weathered and would need to be replated to make new looking again. I tryed to show as much as I could in all the pictures. Burning box is not burnt out. This stove burns wood or coal. Nice stove pipe with a damper built in (called fuel saver).  Has a water reservoir at end that has been replaced with a copper tank – don’t know if it leaks or not. Unit has a nice upper warming oven with a good working door. I was told that this stove is a 1922 model but I have no way of corroberating this. The base is sturdy and sound.  On the very top, there is a small corner molding missing. If you didn’t know about it you wouldn’t even notice. The working top  of the stove is nice. Not all rusted. One round iron lid has a heat crack. Comes with the original lid-lifter. Diamentions are 49″ wide x 30″ deep x 64″ high. Shipping weight is 750 lbs.

Unit is located in White Rock, British Columbia, Canada – 3 miles from Blaine, Wash – next to I-5 freeway. Call Al at 206-227-6673 or 604-813-5500