The first day we looked at the house, our realtor showed us the two beautiful stoves.
This is a P.D. Beckwith Model M-16, c1915 "Round Oak", stored in an upstairs closet. In the east bedroom there is a half chimney and we believe the stove may have been originally there, or downstairs in the living room southwest corner. The later is where we will re-install the Round Oak.
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ReplyDeleteI definitely would have bought it the first time around! It's just beautiful and you can do so many things with it for the different seasons. It looks just beautiful as you have it right now...love this site.
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I would love some help I just acquire one of does and don’t know the value, can anyone help
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Can anyone tell me what the value of those stove are please
ReplyDeleteI have a stove just like yours. Please tell me where the ash door is located on your stove. The ash door on my stove is on the side which makes it very rare. An antique stove dealer told me that this stove was often called a Side Winder. There were only a few of them made by P.D. Beckwith so they are valuable collector pieces. Please let me know if the ash door on your stove is on the side.
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