Antique Box Stoves
Among the first stoves developed in America, the box stove was initially seen during the revolutionary war and used to heat the colonist soldiers. Heating school, churches and meetinghouses, the box stove also found significant residential use in utility rooms and workshops, kitchens and bathrooms. Early box stoves feature a Federal motif depicting stripes, stripes and other patriotic images.
Meticulously restoring the original elegance and efficiency of each and every stove, the Good Time Stove Co. preserves the legacy of the heating stove that has proudly signified the heart of the American home for over two centuries. We host an extensive collection of original heating stoves circa 1840-1920. When you purchase a stove from the Good Time Stove Co. you will receive an original antique stove with a museum-quality restoration. All stoves are sold ready to install, fully functional, and efficient. We always welcome questions and consultations by phone. Enjoy an educational, fun and entertaining look at the world of antique stoves with the Good Time Stove Co. family!
Authentic Cast Iron Box Stoves from 1790-1910
Box stoves are rare items to find because of their age. Call to find out what we have in stock.
- Circa: 1790 – 1910
- Fuel: Wood/Coal
- Burn Time: 6 – 12 Hours
- Price Range: $1850 – $3850.00
Victorian styled stoves have floral designs featuring birds and scroll work and what not. And they were often placed in bedrooms, bathrooms, living rooms, and other areas the people often occupied. More recent box stoves come in modern styles in their square and simple design. All box stoves load from the side and are based on a six-plate design meaning that there are four pieces that construct the sides and two on the top and bottom that makes six.