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Radiant Estate 1894 Kahn Cast Iron Baseburner Coal Wood Stove Original EXC Antique Cast Iron Golden Gate #2 Sad Iron Heater Estate Stove Company Estate Sale Hunt On A Friday Afternoon Antique ESTATE Model 140 Railroad Car Caboose Heat COOK STOVE Coal Wood Train RR Rare Railroad Caboose Estate Stove No. 240 Antique Caboose Railroad Wood/Coal Stove from Estate #249 from 1912 1896 Antique Estate Oak H-Series NO. 7720 Cast Iron Parlor Stove Wood Heater FAQs References

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Radiant Estate 1894 Kahn Cast Iron Baseburner Coal Wood Stove Original EXC

Posted on March 18, 2024 | Comments Off

For sale a SUPER Cast Iron Baseburner Coal Wood Stove patent 1894. This beautiful stove is in all original excellent condition. It doesnt have that fake chrome look to it, just spectacular nickel and cast iron work of art. The stove by F AND L Kahn pat 1894 features extensive nickel accents and Swan type figures. It is about as nice and complete as you can find and i have tried. The legs were pictured off to the side as i cant put them on when on the cart. The interior is in good as shown condition fully functional all parts work. Look at the beautiful detail in every inch of this masterpiece. It may need a bit of cleaning and to replace a few old nuts and bolts but that is it. The stove looks great with a light or fire lit. The front even has 4 jewels. Contact me with any questions.

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Antique Cast Iron Golden Gate #2 Sad Iron Heater Estate Stove Company

Posted on August 6, 2023 | Comments Off

PLEASE SEE MY OTHER AUCTIONS FOR MORE GOFFERINGS, SAD IRON HEATERS AND A GRISWOLD SAD IRON STAND..

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Estate Sale Hunt On A Friday Afternoon

Posted on January 6, 2023 | Comments Off

Antique ESTATE Model 140 Railroad Car Caboose Heat COOK STOVE Coal Wood Train RR

Posted on March 2, 2022 | Comments Off

Late 1800s/Early 1900s Estate brand coal or wood burning stove that was used for cooking food and providing heat in a railroad caboose or other train car. It is made of cast iron and is heavy. There is a small piece broken off on the top where the chimney connects, so if you plan to use this, it will need some extra flashing around the base of the chimney pipe. There is no chimney pipe with the stove. Lifter handle is here to take off the round covers to insert a pot in the hole, which kept pots in place while the train was moving. Inside there are two removable metal grates. This has been in storage for a while and will need to be cleaned, especially inside, which is rusty, but it’s in great shape other than the one break. This is very heavy and will require a truck or van, and at least 2 strong people to load it. We have one person available to help you load. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Kitchen & Home\Major Appliances & Bathroom Fixtures\Stoves”. The seller is “detailcollector” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.

Model: 140
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Item Depth: 23\
Item Height: 26\
Item Width: 21\
Material: Cast Iron
Type: Cooking Stove
Installation: Freestanding
Features: Removable Burner Cover
Antique: Yes
Vintage: Yes
Surface: Cast Plate
Fuel Type: Coal
Number of Burners: 2
Brand: Estate

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Posted on August 30, 2021 | Comments Off

What a STUNNING piece! For sale is this Antique Ornate Estate Oak Series No. 314 Cast Iron Parlor Stove. In overall good antique condition, especially considering its age. I have no idea if this was ever refurnished or not. Stove does have expected wear, rust, and marks from age and use. There is also small ding on back of finial and a split in top silver ring as highlighted in the photos. It has not been tested. This would make a fantastic addition to any shop, collection, or home. You are getting everything that is pictured. Please see ALL photos and ZOOM in before purchasing, as they are part of the description. Feel free to message us with any questions. We appreciate your business. Be sure to check out all of our other listings. Measure Approximately: 55 Tall (From Bottom Feet To Tip Of Finial). The item “Antique Ornate Estate Oak Series No. 314 Cast Iron Parlor Stove F&L Kahn Bros” is in sale since Tuesday, August 10, 2021. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Kitchen & Home\Major Appliances & Bathroom Fixtures\Stoves”. The seller is “hiddentreasurestradingpost” and is located in Troy, Missouri. This item can’t be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.

Model: 314
Material: Cast Iron
Type: Heating Stove
Installation: Freestanding
Antique: Yes
Color: Black
Vintage: Yes
Fuel Type: Wood
Brand: Estate Oak

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Rare Railroad Caboose Estate Stove No. 240

Posted on August 24, 2021 | Comments Off

Rare Railroad Caboose Estate Stove No. In very good condition. The item “Rare Railroad Caboose Estate Stove No. 240″ is in sale since Friday, August 9, 2019. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Kitchen & Home\Major Appliances & Bathroom Fixtures\Stoves”. The seller is “equestrin” and is located in Coleman, Wisconsin. This item can’t be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.

Custom Bundle: No
Installation: Freestanding
Fuel Type: Wood
Material: Cast Iron
Model: 240
Type: Heating Stove

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Antique Caboose Railroad Wood/Coal Stove from Estate #249 from 1912

Posted on August 10, 2021 | Comments Off

This Stove is located in Superior, WY which was a product of the Union Pacific Railroad. Not to mention that the area is very rich in fossil fuels like Coal. It is an old Wood/Coal Potbelly Stove, used to heat the caboose and parlor cars. The railroad connection “Tell” is the raised lip that is surrounding the perimeter of the stove top. This design feature kept the kettles and pots from falling from the stove top, while the train was in motion. This stove comes with the Estate handle, a Cole’s Original Ash Shovel and a 6″ Stove Flue with the 6″ Stove Damper. Looked over the stove and did not notice any cracking of the metal. Latches and doors all open and close. Make sure to bring help and a vehicle that can transport it. The item “Antique Caboose Railroad Wood/Coal Stove from Estate #249 from 1912″ is in sale since Wednesday, June 9, 2021. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Kitchen & Home\Major Appliances & Bathroom Fixtures\Stoves”. The seller is “broncojoe38″ and is located in Rock Springs, Wyoming. This item can’t be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.

Model: Caboose
Venting Type: Vented
Number of Ovens: 1
Material: Cast Iron
Type: Heating Stove
Installation: Freestanding
Antique: Yes
Color: Black
Surface: Cast Plate
Fuel Type: Coal
Number of Burners: 2
Brand: Estate
Featured Refinements: Coal Stove

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Posted on July 6, 2021 | Comments Off

What a STUNNING piece! For sale is this Antique Ornate Estate Oak Series No. 314 Cast Iron Parlor Stove. In overall good antique condition, especially considering its age. I have no idea if this was ever refurnished or not. Stove does have expected wear, rust, and marks from age and use. There is also small ding on back of finial and a split in top silver ring as highlighted in the photos. It has not been tested. This would make a fantastic addition to any shop, collection, or home. You are getting everything that is pictured. Please see ALL photos and ZOOM in before purchasing, as they are part of the description. Feel free to message us with any questions. We appreciate your business. Be sure to check out all of our other listings. Measure Approximately: 55 Tall (From Bottom Feet To Tip Of Finial). The item “Antique Ornate Estate Oak Series No. 314 Cast Iron Parlor Stove F&L Kahn Bros” is in sale since Saturday, June 5, 2021. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Kitchen & Home\Major Appliances & Bathroom Fixtures\Stoves”. The seller is “hiddentreasurestradingpost” and is located in Troy, Missouri. This item can’t be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.

Installation: Freestanding
Vintage: Yes
Fuel Type: Wood
Material: Cast Iron
Model: 314
Brand: Estate Oak
Antique: Yes
Color: Black
Type: Heating Stove

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1896 Antique Estate Oak H-Series NO. 7720 Cast Iron Parlor Stove Wood Heater

Posted on April 6, 2021 | Comments Off

1896 Estate Oak H-Series NO. 7720 Antique Parlor Stove. This was the Hudson Bay Fur Trading Companies parlor stove. It has all the original pieces. This is the same stove they have at the Stanley Hotel with one exception: this has more detail than the Stanley’s. It breaks down in sections for easier transport. Could use some polishing and rust cleaning in sections. The item “1896 Antique Estate Oak H-Series NO. 7720 Cast Iron Parlor Stove Wood Heater” is in sale since Thursday, December 3, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Home & Hearth\Stoves”. The seller is “medieval-designs” and is located in Aurora, Colorado. This item can’t be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.

Color: Black
Maker: estate oak

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Posted on November 20, 2020 | Comments Off

Stove is in decent condition but is missing the top burner cover/decoration and has some wear and corrosion throughout. Mica on the door is in good shape, some panels are not installed but there is a very full bag of unused “tiles” included. Brackets seem to need to be carefully slightly bent straight for the top two standing decorative panels so they sit just right. Ventilation shafts may need shielded around the borders as shown in the last pictures. Also I’m not sure if that hole is supposed to be like that in the center pipe as shown in the second picture. Pat’d April 1895. F & L Kahn & Bros. It Measures 38″ high 26″ wide and 12-14 deep. The item “Antique 1895 F&L Kahn & Bros Cast Iron Estate No. 5 Gas Parlor Stove Hamilton OH” is in sale since Friday, October 16, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Home & Hearth\Stoves”. The seller is “scavengerhunt09″ and is located in Lorain, Ohio. This item can’t be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.

Featured Refinements: Parlor Stove
Color: Black
Maker: FL Kahn & Bros
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Material: Cast Iron

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How Much Are Antique Cast Iron Stoves Worth? In general, the condition, size, design, and rarity will determine the value of the stove. Most are in the $100 to $500 range, though some can go for several thousands of dollars.

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What are the disadvantages of cast iron stoves? ›

This is often caused by over-firing in the early stages; cast iron stoves need "curing" as the fresh cast iron can be brittle fresh out of the mould. It is often the tops that will crack as this takes the brunt of the fire.

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How long does a cast iron stove last? ›

However, cast iron stoves do require a bit more maintenance compared to steel stoves. They need to be regularly checked for cracks and other signs of wear and tear. But with proper care, a cast iron stove can last for generations.

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How much does a vintage cast iron stove weigh? ›

Cast-iron cookstoves weigh around 400 to 600 pounds, Richardson said, so three strong people with a truck could do it. If you hired a trucking company, you would probably first need to find someone to build a crate to protect the stove during shipment.

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Condition. When considering the value of vintage iron, the condition is key. Mint, like-new condition is ideal and is the most valuable. Rusted pans may be less valuable, but they can still be restored to their former glory and retain some value.

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Is there a market for old cast iron? ›

Antique/consignment shops These stores usually have cast-iron, but the prices are high. Auctions Look over the inventory and determine how much you're willing to spend before the auction begins. Estate sales Look for entire collections of cast-iron. Facebook Marketplace This is a big resource for many Skilletheads.

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What is the biggest problem with cast iron? ›

Cast iron pans can leach a sizeable amount of iron into your food, exceeding dietary intake in some cases. Acidic foods will contribute to much more leaching while an old, heavily-seasoned pan will leach much less iron than a newer one.

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Why did people stop using cast iron? ›

Today, many find cast iron to be too daunting—it's heavy, it requires seasoning (the process of heating fat, like oil, over metal to create a protective coating), and it has to be hand-washed. It can't just be chucked in a dishwasher, or it'll rust.

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Does cast iron get better with age? ›

This isn't rust and it's perfectly safe—it's simply oil that has not fully carbonized. With regular care and use, this spot will disappear. It's a testament to cast iron's ability to roll with the punches and get better with age.

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When should you throw away cast iron? ›

If you notice your cast iron pan starting to crack, you should start looking for a replacement. Several potential problems arise when your cast iron pan begins to crack. Heat will make the metal expand and contract, growing even the tiniest of fractures.

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What is the difference between old cast iron and new cast iron? ›

Myth 6: Vintage is Better Than New

The Reality: The material may be the same, but the production methods have changed. In the old days, cast iron pans were produced by casting in sand-based molds, and then polishing the resulting pebbly surfaces until smooth. Vintage cast iron tends to have a satiny smooth finish.

Do cast iron stoves crack? ›

Cast iron is incredibly durable, so intense forces would have to have been exerted on the stove in order for this to happen - which can come down to incorrect installation. Another reason why a cast iron stove might crack is over filling it with fuel or burning the fire too hot.

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What is vintage cast iron worth? ›

One of the most surprising valuables around your home may be cast-iron cookware. Worth from $15 to $1,500, this is stuff you rarely want to sell at a yard sale. Fortunately, cookware is usually marked on the bottom with the name of the maker and the catalog or size number.

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An old stove can range anywhere between $100 to $500. It's worth is determined by the condition, size, design, and novelty. Some might cost even thousands of dollars. On 1stDibs, find a variety of antique and vintage stoves.

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What is considered vintage cast iron? ›

Only cast iron made between the late 19th and mid-20th century is considered “vintage.” That's basically anything produced before 1957. Most cast-iron goods from this time period were made by just a handful of companies: Birmingham Stove & Range. Griswold Manufacturing.

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Are stoves worth scrapping? ›

Appliances Worth Scrapping

When seeking appliances for scrap metal purposes, look for larger pieces of equipment, such as dishwashers, washing machines, dryers, and old stoves. These pieces of equipment are easier to take apart and sort your metal panels out of, which gives you more metal to scrap with less effort.

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Values of vintage cast iron are based primarily on three things: rarity, intactness, and collector interest, each dependent upon the others. A rare but damaged piece holds little value. An intact but common piece is also worth little.

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Scrap Mart Metals will pay good hard cash at top dollar for your cast iron cast offs, and you get them out of your way. Win-win situation for you for a change. In business since 2011, Scrap Mart Metals has made it easy to dispose of your metals.