Mercer, Henry Chapman, 1856-1930 · Doylestown, The Bucks County historical society · leaf 108
the Germanfrontier, they were so popular and common inthe 17th and 18th centuries that Rees, in theEncyclopedia of 1788 in its general classifica-tion of stoves, calls them Dutch stoves. Very efficient, easily removable from oneroom to another, of superior draught and quickheat, desirable for… … 156. Samuel Flower of 1764. Side plate of six-plate stove, here shown set together with top,bottom and rear plates, but lacking the front plate. Size, 22long X 20 high x 14^2 wide. The usual tulip pattern, with thedate. 1764, cast under the capones. As in Figure 152. the centralcartouche with its…
Stoves · Stove-plates · Pennsylvania Dutch
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