Early 20th Century “Eagle” Cast Iron Toy Stove 1960s art Includes just the one extruder

Includes just the one extruder as photographed

Light wear visible to poster surface

A striking example of revival-era American midway art

Drawers (x16): 17" W x 14" D x 2

This tool chest features a diamond shaped mirror on the underside of the flip top lid

Early 20th Century “Eagle” Cast Iron Toy Stove 1960s art Includes just the one extruderc. 1900s; J. & E. Stevens Co. Cromwell, CT Miniature cast iron toy stove marked "Eagle" across the oven door, complete with ornate scrollwork and filigree cast details. These stoves were produced as both children's playthings and as salesman's samples, demonstrating the design of full size parlor and kitchen stoves at a fraction of the scale. The surface features a top with removable round burner plates, a hinged oven door, and a decorative high back