The parlor stove was the canvas on which great iron artists of the nineteenth century cast their many masterpieces. The large rectangular heaters take center stage in any living room, dining room or parlor by virtue of both their high quality iron and beautiful designs. 

Ornate scenes cast on the sides and face of the stove depicts angelic cherubs, mythological figures, elaborate floral designs and animal motifs. The detail, beauty and clarity of design are matched only by the conveniences of an airtight, overnight burn; large firebox; and easy side and top loading doors. 

Parlor stoves of the “modern series” represent a split from the decadence of the Victorian era, instead enjoying the subtle, clean and defined designs of the turn of the century trend while still ensuring the most efficient burn available.