In case you ever wanted to buy a vintage stove but wasn’t sure if it will look good in your home, we have a solution for you. You can try restoring it in a way that it will look good and will be in harmony with the rest of the space. As restoring it can be quite expensive, we have some tips for you that will help you save some money.
First of all, you can find many great deals on eBay and on other websites such as uship.com. On Uship you will be able to find great pieces of furniture with some affordable shipping prices.
In case you decide to choose the cheaper way and restore the stove yourself, be sure to consult a specialist first to be sure you are not damaging the furniture.
60″ O’Keefe & Merritt Antique Gas Stove Chrome stove top 6 burners with simmers, warming oven, upper left side oven, left side broiler, center oven, right side Grillevator broiler, clock/timer, 1 power outlet, fluorescent back splash light with chrome shelf, 2 pots & pan storage on bottom left & right.
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I have a stove exactly , white magic chef I am down sizing and I want to sell my stove , everything works in great conditions if anybody is interested !
Interested if it is similar to the one pictured. Remodeling kitchen for my wife and she would absolutely love this! Please email price and specs, thank you!
Interested
Be careful, installing one of these in you home may void your fire insurance.
Where in the heck did you get this info? As a 37 year insurance agent, I can tell you, if it’s installed properly, there is NO issue with your insurance!!
Yes! my homeowners insurance specifically states no wood stoves. I bet some insurances include unconventional stoves.
my insurance allows woodstoves, but no old models
Truly awesome..I had to part with my Early Kooka when the gas supply changed in 1983..and have always regretted it.
If you want one Elmira Stove Works in Elmira, Ontario (Canada) makes these with modern efficiency abiding by ULC codes and modern gas and electrical fittings
I second Elmira Stove Works- beautiful stuff!
I miss the antique stove we had in our first house (in fact, I wanted to buy the house because of the stove). It wasn’t as fancy as the ones here, but it was still lovely, with lots of chrome, tick-tock timer, and a back light. I wish we had taken it with us when we moved out of state.
I see only 3 stoves. Are there more? I can’t find a forward button.
I have a 1950 Crosley stove my parents bought new I still use it but would love to have it reconditioned any one know who does this? I live in Ohio.
Would like to find out more
It’s nearly impossible to find educated people in this particular topic, however, you seem like you
know what you’re talking about! Thanks
is this for sale price