That dusty old skillet sitting in your grandmother's basement might be more than just a cooking relic. It could be hiding serious cash potential. The vintage cast iron market has exploded in recent ...

In one corner, surrounded by the craftsmanship of eras long gone, sits a four-column Johnson, Geer and Cox stove from 1843, looking like it never saw a single flame flicker in its iron insides. Nearby ...

ATTLEBORO -- This Saturday, the Attleboro Area Industrial Museum will open an exhibit of antique wood- and coal-burning stoves called “Embers of Innovation.” The cast iron stoves have all been ...

We recently bought a house and there was a cast iron stove in the back yard on the deck. While the thing looks nice we have no use for it. We would like to get rid of it and, hopefully, at a fair ...

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Pamela Higgins with her vintage Chambers stove, which dates back to the early 1950s, in the kitchen at her home in Yarmouth. Higgins has had the enamel-over-cast-iron stove for more than 40 years, and ...

This vintage stove door spent 107 years underground, completely overtaken by rust and mineral buildup. At first glance, it looked like a solid block of corrosion. I carefully removed layers of ...

From the antique cast-iron stove in the kitchen to the ancient wood-paneled radio in the living room, the decor in The Easton Home comes straight out of the 1930s, ’40s and ’50s. Which is by design.

Buying vintage cast iron is a game, a task perhaps better suited for a private investigator than a collector — where the seeker must be able to pair dates to logos, maker’s marks, handle shapes or ...