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Tuesday, August 12, 2008
RUBY TUESDAY
For Ruby Tuesday this is my antique Jewett gas stove. I purchased it at an auction about 25 years ago. It was made by the Jewett Stove Co. in Buffalo, New York in the early 1900's. It has been all refurbished, and is made to work, but we have never had it hooked up to gas.
Thanks to Mary/the teach for hosting this fun site. For more RED photos click on http://workofthepoet.blogspot.com/ .
My regular post for today is below. Have a great day everyone.
Thanks to Mary/the teach for hosting this fun site. For more RED photos click on http://workofthepoet.blogspot.com/ .
My regular post for today is below. Have a great day everyone.
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12 comments:
OH i like it!!!
Made in my home town so it must be good..GG
Antique stoves have such character - very interesting. Wonderful photo with the red kettle!
I love these old stoves - you really should get it hooked up. That would be so cool.
What a beautiful stove, gotta love that!! The red kettle really sets it off and buys it a ticket into Ruby Tuesday. Have a great day.
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I love your stove. We were antique collectors for many years and at that time I would have loved to have an old kitchen range. Now, though we are downsizing and getting rid of a lot of things we had collected in the past. Great Ruby Tuesday item!
That stove is so very cool...and bits of red peeking through.
Love the purple cone flowers on the side bar, too.
so much detail, so many lovely little touches
beautiful find
That's a great looking stove and I LOVE the red kettle!
The classic red kettle is what perfectly accents this stylish (and functional) antique.
I'm guessing that the watering can below can be filled and used as a humidifier.
Everything is so cooly efficient, not devoid so much of style, but of the character of the past. Nice shot!
What a wonderful old stove... and I think we've seen that pretty red teapot before, haven't we?
Very quaint and sweet.
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