Wood Stove: Scott Brothers
Maker
Scott Brothers
Production date
Late 19th Century
Description
Cast Iron "New Record" 2 hole solid fuel cooking stove made by Scott Brothers of Christchurch with three small grates of varying sizes and one full length grate. Equipped with three pipes and reservoir to heat water. Basic rectangular range type shape with wall runner/plate along the back. Left side hole can be opened to tend fire and below is the fire box and ember tray. Small swing outdoor below hole cover has relief moulded "Scott Bros Ltd". Right side has large cooking area, with hob. Adjustable shelves in oven below. Oven door has "New Record" in relief moulding inside. Rectangular frame.
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Object Detail
20/98
NR
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I am restoring a old coal range called a ( little Scott ) is it associated with the Scott foundry? Would like to hear from you kind regards Dudley King
- Dudley King
Posted on 30-05-2023 05:16:15