This cast iron furniture is modeled after the J & E Stevens Co. cast iron Victorian parlor set. I have not found a home for it yet. It has been sitting in bubble wrap in a box on a shelf. I like to get it out every once and a while and study it. It is pretty crude, yet made to look intricate like the carved wood furniture of the time. Maybe a room box? J&E Stevens pieces were produced in Connecticut and date from the late 1800's. This is most likely a reproduction.
I have two of these Victorian Settees. They are cast iron and measure about 6-1/2" long.
This is a Victorian Parlor chair and ottoman.
These parlor chairs and measure 4-1/2" tall.
I have a few of these victorian tables. They measure 3" tall.
This parlor chair was a recent ebay find, to help complete my collection.
This cast iron baby cradle is similar to the Stevens cradle that date from the mid 1800's. It is not marked so I do not know if it is one or not.
This is a tall cast iron grandfather clock. I do not know much about it and I have not been able to find it in any of my research yet.
This pot belly stove is labeled "Flying R Ranch" on the removable 'griddle' on the top.
I picked up this pot bellied stove at an antique store a few years ago. I have no idea on the age, but I suspect it is probably a reproduction piece from the 1970's.
This cast iron stove is marked "ROYAL" on the door. It was an ebay purchase and I believe at some point it was re-painted. It has gas controls so it probably dates from the 1920's or 1930's.
