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Early Religious Stove Plate

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I had a little play time so I decided to hit a new site before work, This early stove plate came up. They get me excited because I know how difficult the were to make at the time. This one may be French as I think I see a Fleur de lis in it. Enclosed is an example of a Fleur de lis cross. It may be from a 5 box stove. I guess that I'll have to try to find the rest of it in a million acers or Pine Barrens:dontknow:
 

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I had a little play time so I decided to hit a new site before work, This early stove plate came up. They get me excited because I know how difficult the were to make at the time. This one may be French as I think I see a Fleur de lis in it. Enclosed is an example of a Fleur de lis cross. It may be from a 5 box stove. I guess that I'll have to try to find the rest of it in a million acers or Pine Barrens:dontknow:
Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!
 
I had a little play time so I decided to hit a new site before work, This early stove plate came up. They get me excited because I know how difficult the were to make at the time. This one may be French as I think I see a Fleur de lis in it. Enclosed is an example of a Fleur de lis cross. It may be from a 5 box stove. I guess that I'll have to try to find the rest of it in a million acers or Pine Barrens:dontknow:
really cool find, thanks
 

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