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The-stove-collector · Post by **The-stove-collector** » Thu. Dec. 08, 2011 10:31 pm

One of the 2 favorites in my collection. Love the side shades on this particular stove....

wsherrick · Post by **wsherrick** » Thu. Dec. 08, 2011 10:57 pm

It's a Germer. I just love Germer stoves. They were all so well made and of very high quality. This one is exceptionally beautiful. These are excellent heaters. Thanks for sharing. Ane welcome to the Coal Forum.

nortcan · Post by **nortcan** » Fri. Dec. 09, 2011 11:58 am

Wecome to the forum. You have a very nice stove. So many beautifull details on it, they made very nice stoves at that time!
Do you use it for heating?
The 2 best qualities of these stoves are: they are beautifull and they are efficient.

echos67 · Post by **echos67** » Fri. Dec. 09, 2011 12:18 pm

That is a Gorgeous Stove, if you don't mind me asking what is a Stove of that detail worth, not that I could afford it of course.

Did you acquire it in this condition or did you refurbish it ?
Have any side view pictures and any close ups ?
Is the decor in the background relevant to the period of this stove ?

How many stoves in your collection and what is the other favorite ?

SteveZee · Post by **SteveZee** » Sat. Dec. 10, 2011 11:58 am

Keith,

Never mind, you have a Glenwood #6 now!

That is a very handsome Germer. They were a very high quality and pricy stove of their day and are great examples of the high tech coal burners available then, (read now!) Is it operational and heating your home? Sure hope so.

echos67 · Post by **echos67** » Sat. Dec. 10, 2011 12:48 pm

[quote="SteveZee"]Keith,

Never mind, you have a Glenwood #6 now!

Steve, You know how it is when your married, and a sexy lady with a pair of 6" stilettos - well you know what I mean

. I refuse to give up my fantasies

nortcan · Post by **nortcan** » Sat. Dec. 10, 2011 5:09 pm

echos67 wrote:
SteveZee wrote:Keith,

Never mind, you have a Glenwood #6 now!

Steve, You know how it is when your married, and a sexy lady with a pair of 6" stilettos - well you know what I mean . I refuse to give up my fantasies

Keith,
My English being very poor, could you please send some photos showing that.

freetown fred · Post by **freetown fred** » Sat. Dec. 10, 2011 5:21 pm

Your English ain't hardly all that bad Pierre.

nortcan wrote:
echos67 wrote:
Keith,
My English being very poor, could you please send some photos showing that.

nortcan · Post by **nortcan** » Sat. Dec. 10, 2011 5:39 pm

Fred it depends on the subject mon ami, OH-OH-OH.

dlj · Post by **dlj** » Sun. Dec. 11, 2011 11:01 am

Good English or bad English, I'd still like to see some photos.... You know, photos are worth a thousand words...

dj

echos67 · Post by **echos67** » Sun. Dec. 11, 2011 1:20 pm

You asked,

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dlj · Post by **dlj** » Sun. Dec. 11, 2011 1:42 pm

As the saying goes, "Ask and ye shall receive"... If only that applied for all I've asked for...

The-stove-collector · Post by **The-stove-collector** » Mon. Dec. 12, 2011 9:36 am

nortcan wrote:Wecome to the forum. You have a very nice stove. So many beautifull details on it, they made very nice stoves at that time!
Do you use it for heating?
The 2 best qualities of these stoves are: they are beautifull and they are efficient.

Thanks---No It is just to look at. I have a cauldron in it for fire effect. It is such a work of art I hate to use it....

The-stove-collector · Post by **The-stove-collector** » Mon. Dec. 12, 2011 9:43 am

echos67 wrote:That is a Gorgeous Stove, if you don't mind me asking what is a Stove of that detail worth, not that I could afford it of course.

Did you acquire it in this condition or did you refurbish it ?
Have any side view pictures and any close ups ?
Is the decor in the background relevant to the period of this stove ?

How many stoves in your collection and what is the other favorite ?

Value on these is so subjective...in other words you may and should wait to sell it for the best pric you can get. I have seen these go for around $8,000 restored. This is a nice one because the side shades are rarer. Decor in background does fairly match the period....1880's....without getting too technical. I have like 12 o 13 stoves right now. I'll post more pictures.....I love the baseburners.

The-stove-collector · Post by **The-stove-collector** » Mon. Dec. 12, 2011 9:46 am

SteveZee wrote:Keith,

Never mind, you have a Glenwood #6 now! That is a very handsome Germer. They were a very high quality and pricy stove of their day and are great examples of the high tech coal burners available then, (read now!) Is it operational and heating your home? Sure hope so.

Thanks...I know everyone is obsessed with wanting to use these but I'm happy just looking at it......Yes--I'm a stove voyeur--lol

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