Pièce de Résistance

The house that got demolished contained a Wedgewood stove, almost identical to the one we have.  The biggest differences are that it has two ovens and a griddle.  

As much as I LOVE our existing stove, two ovens is hard to resist -- especially around the holidays, so we decided to get this refurbished for when we redo the kitchen.

To get it out of the house, the demolition crew had to rip out a wall because it wouldn't fit through the door.  Then they used the bobcat to bring it down the street.  Best delivery service in town!

Now We're Cooking!

We bought a period appropriate stove from friends who are in the process of turning a Victorian duplex back into a single family home.

It has two funky burner covers our friend jokingly called "tortilla warmers." Yesterday I made burritos and heated the tortillas. The warmers worked perfectly, getting the tortillas evenly toasted. Even Rob noticed the difference!

I want, I want, I want!

I found this at Vintage Fans.

It's period appropriate and would look great in the living room, dining room or even on the porch.

There's no price on the website, and they haven't responded to my email yet. You know what they say about if you have to ask what it costs...