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'50s (probably) Vintage Stove - Any Interest??
I have come across a '50s (probably) vintage stove that appears to be in very good shape and in working order. I will post photos and the brand/model info. If anyone is looking for this vintage stove, once I post details, please let me know. I would like to sell it for a modest price and I can crate it for LTL freight (common carrier).
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Permalink Reply by Karan Andrea on -
OK, the stove is a Robert Shaw Enterprise stove. I will post photos tomorrow - I have no idea as to age or working condition yet.... I am hoping someone will give it a loving home.
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Permalink Reply by Sarah Felix Burns on -
I'm not looking to buy a stove, but I'm curious what you are asking for it? It is really cute!
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Permalink Reply by Karan Andrea on
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I have no idea what it's worth. I was going to call some stove restorers and see if they could give me a ballpark price that is reasonable. It's so cool, I really want it to go to a good home and be restored and used. I can't really make it work in this apartment where it is - it's too wide, and the kitchen is a weird shape, so it's best if it goes to someone who can design around it.
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Permalink Reply by Toni on -
Post it at www.retrorenovation.com
There's a place to list this kind of stuff for sale. Also same thing for Wanted.
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Permalink Reply by Bill Hendrickson on -
We had a combo wood/electric stove in our house which we sold for $300. We were told that we probably could have got more for it. It was a Monarch Stove. Not sure the age, but would think 1940's to 50's
Our roofer took it for making tortias in his backyard patio.
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Permalink Reply by Bill Hendrickson on
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Believe me, it took quite a few husky fellows to load that baby up on a truck.
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Permalink Reply by Bill Hendrickson on
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Can't believe I live in NM and spelled tortilla's wrong....lol
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Permalink Reply by Karan Andrea on
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I was thinking/hoping for the 300-500 range. I don't know what freight would be on it, but I have the ability to crate it well, so it could go LTL anywhere, depending on how badly someone wanted it.
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