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Stove, cook, wood, marked "Copper Clad" blue,36" Wide, plus 6-1/2" for towel rack on right side,
2(" Deep plus 6" for stove pipe
31-1/2" to cook top, plus 31" for warming ovens above stove top.
Has fittings for a water heater.
Donor states was initially purchased sometime between 1890 and 1900.
See additional description under Comments
2(" Deep plus 6" for stove pipe
31-1/2" to cook top, plus 31" for warming ovens above stove top.
Has fittings for a water heater.
Donor states was initially purchased sometime between 1890 and 1900.
See additional description under Comments
Typical of stove that would have been in Green Gables at the turn of the century. This stove may be from the 30's, but it is very much what would have been in use in 1900.
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Mrs. Marla Carmichael Glover
7203 Vista Hermosa Dr.
Melbourne, FL 32940
321-543-7215
7203 Vista Hermosa Dr.
Melbourne, FL 32940
321-543-7215
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The Copper Clad wood stove in the kitchen was originally used in a cabin in Maggie Valley, NC. The granddaughter of the original owners donated it to Green Gables early in 2024.
Copper Clad stoves were manufactured and sold well into the 1930’s by the Malleable Iron Company of St. Louis. Wood cook stoves were a common item in rural homes well into the 1960’s and are still used today, although more as curiosities.
Description from donor
Blue Enameled and nickel cast iron wood cook stove with pie safe. Possible Monarch Malleable Co, cira 1900. Excellent Condition. Includes all lid covers, eye plates, and burner accessories. Excellent condition.
1st owners originally from Maggie Valley, NC and bought as wedding gift for local couple late 1890 - 1900.
2nd owners who kept stove in mountain cabin & used for heat & cooking til 1973. Given to granddaughter & husband who moved it to Cocoa, FL, home and then donated to new home at Green Gables.
Copper Clad stoves were manufactured and sold well into the 1930’s by the Malleable Iron Company of St. Louis. Wood cook stoves were a common item in rural homes well into the 1960’s and are still used today, although more as curiosities.
Description from donor
Blue Enameled and nickel cast iron wood cook stove with pie safe. Possible Monarch Malleable Co, cira 1900. Excellent Condition. Includes all lid covers, eye plates, and burner accessories. Excellent condition.
1st owners originally from Maggie Valley, NC and bought as wedding gift for local couple late 1890 - 1900.
2nd owners who kept stove in mountain cabin & used for heat & cooking til 1973. Given to granddaughter & husband who moved it to Cocoa, FL, home and then donated to new home at Green Gables.
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