Ed Donaldson Hardware Restorations Hearth Cooking

Reference # 710-364

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A 3-footed shallow oven with wrought iron bail handle and swivel ring for hearth hanging. Signed No. 2 Dighton Furnace Co. from Massachusetts, circa 1870. All original and complete measuring 13" outside diameter x 6" high overall to top of oven with the bail rising another 4" above that and the swivel ring another 2" more above the handle. The oven itself has a body about 4" deep with the lid fitting down onto the inside rim about 1" from the top. Shallow ovens were slightly different from the Dutch oven as the lids fitted down inside the rim of the oven as opposed to sitting on top of the rim. The feet are in very good condition about 1 1/2" high. A nice signed American piece in excellent condition usable for hearth cooking.

Dighton No. 2 Shallow Hearth Oven
Price $ 225.00

Reference # 710-336

1 pair available

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Very early wrought iron fire dogs from the mid 1700's, with very early acorn shaped knobs on gooseneck tops. The uprights were formed with irregular pattern edges, possibly Pennsylvania in origin. There are very evident striations in the iron from impurities which is found in very early iron. These fire dogs measure 12 3/4" tall overall with the log bars extending approximately 12". The arched feet have a spread of approximately 11" with a 4" high arch. The front uprights measure 1 5/8" at widest points and are fairly thick at 1/2". Heavy and sturdy - nicely worked early iron.

Early American Wrought Iron Fire Dogs
Price $ 245.00 pair

Reference # 710-305

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All brass pair of spring fireplace tongs from the Victorian era. The spring tong has the top arch made from tempered spring brass or steel which is its own spring and doesn't use any other hinged or spring feature for movement. This pair is all solid brass and has been restored to it's original polished finish. Measuring 25" overall with a 10" spread at the pads. The turned handle is 5" and the arched spring portion measures 1 1/2" wide or deep x 2 1/4" across the widest.

Reference # 998-601

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Early wrought iron dough scraper, a necessary kitchen utensil in every early home, measuring 3 3/4" high x 3" wide at the blade. Handle extends 3 3/4" and is open at the end - 3/4" opening.

Reference # 997-006

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Early 19th century wrought iron poker with a large brass handle, measuring 23" overall. Brass decorative top is 5" x 1 3/4" diameter and is peened onto the iron poker. The poker hook extends 4". This is a sizable well wrought heavy fireplace poker circa 1830 in excellent condition.

Reference # 998-876

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Early wrought iron dough scraper with the handle separate and peened onto the scrape. Measures 3 3/4" across x 3" high overall - the closed handle extends
3" and is 3/4" in diameter. Original aged patina.

Reference # 998-858

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Early wrought iron dough scraper, a necessary kitchen utensil in every early home. Measuring 3 5/8" high x 3 5/8" wide at the blade. Solid closed handle extends 3 3/4". Original aged patina.