Miniature Pewter Pot Belly Stove Made by Colonial Craftsmen 1970s

Description

Miniature Pot Belly Stove by Colonial Craftsmen
The dimensions of this reproduction stove measure 3 3/4" H x 1 3/4" in diameter. It has a r
emovable cook lid with a lid lifter.  Its ash and feed doors open and close. Should you like, you could paint it black.
My father and I worked for Colonial Craftsmen in Cape May, NJ in the early 1970's, before they were purchased by the Stieff Company. The founder Ken Ewer, endlessly creative, as part of his effort often researched museum pieces which were transformed into scale models for collectors. Ewer’s and my father's attention to detail were unsurpassed, as evidenced in the replicas of tin lanterns, coffee grinders with turning grinding wheels, teapots that pour and ultimately 100s more lead-free pewter pieces.  Item is shipped USPS First Class.
Feel free to contact me for more information and please see my other listings for furnished shadow box rooms, as well as many additional individual pieces.
If you would like to learn about Colonial Craftsmen pewter miniatures you can find a nice review at this site: http://www.thestieffcompany.com/The_Stieff_Company/Colonial_Craftsmen_Pewter.html