Here for your consideration is a 1885 Art Garland baseburner. This stove is absolutely stunning and you dont find them any better. It was unhooked from the stove pipe in a mansion in upstate New Yorkwhere it had been in service for years. There are windows on the front and left and right sides to view the fire from any angle. This work of art even has the statue on the top that is usually nevr there.This stove is being sold with to the highest buyer and the winning buyer will be responsible to pick the stove up at my home in northeast Iowa. The stove is being sold as is where is. Good Luck!!

The measurements of the stove are as follows. 29 inches deep from the front to the back of the stove pipe. 19inchs across the front. 27inches from the foot rest to the foot rest. 47inches high without the finial, 58inches high with the statue finial on top.