Hello,
I'm trying to learn more about a stove I just bought. It's a decorative piece for my wife. It's a warren and fuller. On the inside I can see that the panels all been marked with a "V 25". I see no date. Anyone able to identify this one?
Looking to identify a stove
- McGiever
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It is a wood stove.
- Sunny Boy
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Yes, very likely a wood stove. But the rather low air damper openings in the front makes me wonder if it's set up for coal. A picture of the inside and the grates will tell for sure.
Paul
Paul