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- Ten-Plate Stove, 1767 - Portable heating stoves began to be manufactured in America about 1760. This very early stove, dated 1767, is a rare survivor from that time. It was made at the Maybury family's Hereford Furnace in Berks County, one of several iron foundries located in 18th century Pennsylvania. This stove includes an oven, where small quantities of meat, bread, or pies could be baked.
- 1767
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Ten-Plate Stove, 1767
Portable heating stoves began to be manufactured in America about 1760. This very early stove, dated 1767, is a rare survivor from that time. It was made at the Maybury family's Hereford Furnace in Berks County, one of several iron foundries located in 18th century Pennsylvania. This stove includes an oven, where small quantities of meat, bread, or pies could be baked.
- Stove Plate, circa 1765 -
- circa 1765
- Collections - Artifact
Stove Plate, circa 1765