Yes it clearly was made before 1970 because the manufacturer went out of business in 1941. Fyi just because something came out of an old house doesnt mean its old. I am pretty confident the other stove you posted is not very old at all.
Have no idea about this piece....Any info appreciared
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It may be a rare stove they were known for cast grates. I couldnt find much about them making stoves. So it may have decent value. But you would need to talk to antique stove guys to determine that.
I know the other one isn’t old at all maybe 1980 was made/bought....relatively curious since I didn’t know about these things...hence my postings...I know all coming out of old houses doesn’t authenticate old but I suspect it is an antique fireplace
By the general aesthetic it is i would guess 1890s to 1920s. It doesnt look any earlier than that to me.
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