Stove

Francis S. Low American
 John S. Leake

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Albany and Troy, New York, were the principal centers for cast-iron manufacture in the mid-nineteenth century. This stove, utilitarian in function and material, was intended to occupy a fashionable entry hall or parlor and illustrates the thorough dissemination of the antique style into all American manufactures by the 1840s.

Stove, Francis S. Low, Cast iron, American

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Stove, Francis S. Low, Cast iron, American
Stove, Francis S. Low, Cast iron, American

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