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toves are likely the most easily recognizable of the antique stoves. They were renowned for their extraordinary ability to heat a home [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], while taking up very little floor space.Potbelly Stoves – Early American photographs abound with images of the potbelly stove. These stoves were found in railway stations [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], saloons, brothels, and many other historic settings on the western frontier.Parlour Stoves – Back in the Victorian era, these beautiful stoves were a focal point in traditional parlour rooms. At the height of their popularity [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], artisans adorned them with various designs such as cherubs, mythological figures, and floral designs.Franklin Fireplaces – This stove is pure Americana. It was designed by Benjamin Franklin, and early American inventor, craftsman, and President. All wood stoves used for heating owe their heritage to Benjamin Franklin, and his efficient design.These are but a few of the stove types I came across in my research. These stoves are all wonderful examples of design and function. If you happen to see any of these stoves while shopping for antiques, do let me know. Or buy one for yourself! You won’t regret it!
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