Stove Plate

Cast by Sally Ann Furnace American

ca. 1791

Not on view

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Title: Stove Plate
Maker: Cast by Sally Ann Furnace , Berks County, PA
Date: ca. 1791
Geography: Made in United States
Culture: American
Medium: Cast-iron
Dimensions: 26 x 35 in. (66 x 88.9 cm)
Credit Line: Purchase, The Dobson Foundation Inc. Gift, 2006
Object Number: 2006.549
Curatorial Department: The American Wing

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