1889 Phillips & Clark Andes Cast Iron Stove
This elaborate Victorian-era parlour stove features heavy cast-iron and nickel-plated trim construction, highlighted by decorative blue-glazed ceramic cameo tiles along the upper frieze. Back panel stenciling clearly identifies the manufacturer as the Phillips & Clark Stove Co. of Geneva, New York, designated as the "Grove Andes No. 14" and dated 1889. The unit retains its ornate cast side rails, nickel scrollwork top lid, and internal firepot assembly. Condition is overall good with no visible cracks or breaks in the cast iron body; mica window panes appear to be modern replacements, light surface patina and wear are present throughout. H 58", W 28", D 28" Please see photos for condition. Note: Pickup/Transport required. Contacts available Post-Auction.
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This elaborate Victorian-era parlour stove features heavy cast-iron and nickel-plated trim construction, highlighted by decorative blue-glazed ceramic cameo tiles along the upper frieze. Back panel stenciling clearly identifies the manufacturer as the Phillips & Clark Stove Co. of Geneva, New York, designated as the "Grove Andes No. 14" and dated 1889. The unit retains its ornate cast side rails, nickel scrollwork top lid, and internal firepot assembly. Condition is overall good with no visible cracks or breaks in the cast iron body; mica window panes appear to be modern replacements, light surface patina and wear are present throughout. H 58", W 28", D 28" Please see photos for condition. Note: Pickup/Transport required. Contacts available Post-Auction.
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