Antique Quick Meal Stove Company
MAry Lowry-Buechler
It is from the 20's or the 1930's. It is a wood burning cook stove.
The finish is ceramic and it is a beautiful deep powder blue with white dots
on it.
It also has chrome trim.
Does anyone have an idea about how much it may be worth? We are thinking
about selling it.
Mary
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Mary Lowry-Buechler
"When I grow up, I want to be a child."
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MAry Lowry-Buechler
I think I'll keep it around. I would have hated to part with it anyway. :)
Thanks for the help, 'tis much appreciated!
Mary
<tran...@finfin.com> wrote in message
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> "We have a lovely stove called: Antique Quick Meal Stove Company.
> It is from the 20's or the 1930's. It is a wood burning cook stove.
> The finish is ceramic and it is a beautiful deep powder blue with white
dots
> on it.It also has chrome trim.
> Does anyone have an idea about how much it may be worth? We are thinking
> about selling it.
> Mary"
> ===
> Value, $100.
>
>
> "I'm a fool to do your dirty work."
>
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Carol Millar
The "book price" does not mean that this is what you could expect to
sell it for, unless it is a really "hot" selling item (which I doubt is
the case with a stove). IMO
I would guess you might get $600-800.00 again IMO.
Good Luck
Carol
MAry Lowry-Buechler wrote:
>
> We have a lovely stove called: Antique Quick Meal Stove Company.
> It is from the 20's or the 1930's. It is a wood burning cook stove.
> The finish is ceramic and it is a beautiful deep powder blue with white dots
> on it.
> It also has chrome trim.
> Does anyone have an idea about how much it may be worth? We are thinking
> about selling it.
>
> Mary
Tsu Dho Nimh
>We have a lovely stove called: Antique Quick Meal Stove Company.
>It is from the 20's or the 1930's. It is a wood burning cook stove.
>The finish is ceramic and it is a beautiful deep powder blue with white dots
>on it.
>It also has chrome trim.
>Does anyone have an idea about how much it may be worth?
In downtown LA ... several thousand dollars. However, subtract
the cost of packing and shipping to downtown LA from that if you
are located anywhere else.
They are heavy and hard to ship.
Tsu Dho Nimh
We put the FUN back in dysFUNctional!
tran...@finfin.com
board. It is much appreciated. As for tracery...You should always think
before acting out. I do understand the frustration of a new person like
myself requesting information from regulars but new persons coming into the
forum will get the idea soon enough without your life mission. This is a
lovely forum. Your actions may well drive visitors away. I know it worked
that way for me and I doubt that you meant it that way. I only hope that
innocent, one time visitors did not lose valuable items because of your
"joke."
"I'm a fool to do your dirty work." - Don't fret, at least you recognise it.
Sincerely
Mary
===
Dear Mary,
There are some questions that are rude to ask.
How old are you Mary? How big is your ass?
If you are at the Country Club and you see a foursome of Doctors
playing golf and you stop their game to ask for some free medical
advice, you are being rude. See? There are questions that are
by there very nature, rude. Asking for free appraisals is rude, Mary.
Try it around your home town and see. Rude, Mary.
I can see how you might think God created all of this
just so you can get free appraisals on any old crap you
happen to have lying around the house, but, in fact, this
is not so. We are not here to answer your questions, especially
not appraisal type questions. This is a discussion group, not
an information service. Do you see the difference?
And get this, please. You are responsible for your own actions.
I am not responsible for anything you might "lose". That kind of
thinking will make you a victim all your life. Only you are
responsible for the price you might wish to put on anything.
Learn to be responsible for your own actions.
Best Wishes,
T.
===
MAry Lowry-Buechler
board. It is much appreciated. As for tracery...You should always think
before acting out. I do understand the frustration of a new person like
myself requesting information from regulars but new persons coming into the
forum will get the idea soon enough without your life mission. This is a
lovely forum. Your actions may well drive visitors away. I know it worked
that way for me and I doubt that you meant it that way. I only hope that
innocent, one time visitors did not lose valuable items because of your
"joke."
"I'm a fool to do your dirty work." - Don't fret, at least you recognise it.
Sincerely
Mary
MAry Lowry-Buechler <ma...@sacramento-news.com> wrote in message
news:370ac857.0@calwebnnrp...
> We have a lovely stove called: Antique Quick Meal Stove Company.
> It is from the 20's or the 1930's. It is a wood burning cook stove.
> The finish is ceramic and it is a beautiful deep powder blue with white
dots
> on it.
> It also has chrome trim.
Carol Millar
I think you should stay around. With your sense of humor you would fit
right in with this group.
Carol
MAry Lowry-Buechler
Your forte is antiques, my forte is the Internet -that is how I earn my
living. I am an Internet software developer. Both positions carry burdons.
You assume people are RUDE because they ask an appraisal question (as if
they are asking YOU personally) and I assume people are RUDE when they
swear or say vile things to me or others directly while under cover of the
anonymity of the Internet.
Many times people with no power in their real life will treat strangers in a
less than civil manner when they are anonymous. I am not saying that this
is your problem but it is something that you may wish to think about. The
rule of thumb while surfing the Internet is to not buy into that horrid
"anonymous attitude". It is hard but ask yourself if you treat strangers as
you treat your neighbors face to face and I think you will have an answer.
My livelihood, the Internet, is a free flowing environment for information
and yes, even your language and attitude. When you turn on your machine and
hook up, you are a visitor to the world environment. We fight to retain a
freedom that has survived all these years. Though each person has the right
to do or say anything they wish in the arena of that freedom, we hope that
each person recognizes that just like you, the person you are addressing has
rights too. They have the right to ask a question or not ask a question and
you have a right to answer it or not.
Yes I understand why you would not want to take responsibility for the
bottom line on the things you do but that must be confronted if someone
misleads an innocent person. It is like kicking someone and saying they are
responsible for the pain because they where in front of your foot.
This being the last I wish to say on this subject, let me close by stating
that you assumed that I or others think that a question will be answered by
a professional estimator/appraisor...I can't speak for everyone but as for
myself, I merely asked the question in a logical place...an antique forum!
I had no idea who was here or who would answer. There are many pleasant
people who participate here and that makes this a worthy forum.
My suggestion to you: Do something nice for strangers once a day, it is
much more constructive and fullfilling.
I wish you a pleasant day!
Mary Lowry-Buechler
Ronnie McKinley
>SNIP ............... everything>
> Do something nice for strangers once a day, it is
>much more constructive and fullfilling.
>
>I wish you a pleasant day!
>Mary Lowry-Buechler
Jesus Mary, you've got some cheek, ya wouldn't be Irish by any chance?
Mary you originally **ASKED** ...... " > Does anyone have an idea
about how much it may be worth? We are thinking about selling it"
What do think this is, Mary ... dial A for the "FREE Internet antique
appraisal service?" Dial B for "On Beckon n' Call for our wee Mary?"
Nope!! ... it's dial D for ..... discussion.
.... NOW! which part of DISCUSSION do ya not understand?
As we would say over this side of the pond .. "you've got a brass
neck, Mary m'girl"
Ronnie
=====
"I will climb the highest mountain - just for you
Bring gold and silver to your door - just for you"
=================================================
MAry Lowry-Buechler
Thank you! :)
Mary
Carol Millar <cmi...@mediaone.net> wrote in message
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> Mary,
>
> I think you should stay around. With your sense of humor you would fit
> right in with this group.
>
> Carol
>
> MAry Lowry-Buechler wrote:
> >
> > I wish to thank the lovely persons who helped me via email and on the
forum
> > board. It is much appreciated. As for tracery...You should always
think
> > before acting out. I do understand the frustration of a new person like
> > myself requesting information from regulars but new persons coming into
the
> > forum will get the idea soon enough without your life mission. This is
a
> > lovely forum. Your actions may well drive visitors away. I know it
worked
> > that way for me and I doubt that you meant it that way. I only hope
that
> > innocent, one time visitors did not lose valuable items because of your
> > "joke."
> >
> > "I'm a fool to do your dirty work." - Don't fret, at least you recognise
it.
> >
> > Sincerely
> > Mary
> >
> > MAry Lowry-Buechler <ma...@sacramento-news.com> wrote in message
> > news:370ac857.0@calwebnnrp...
> > > We have a lovely stove called: Antique Quick Meal Stove Company.
> > > It is from the 20's or the 1930's. It is a wood burning cook stove.
> > > The finish is ceramic and it is a beautiful deep powder blue with
white
> > dots
> > > on it.
> > > It also has chrome trim.
> > > Does anyone have an idea about how much it may be worth? We are
thinking
MAry Lowry-Buechler
> What do think this is, Mary ... dial A for the "FREE Internet antique
> appraisal service?" Dial B for "On Beckon n' Call for our wee Mary?"
Oh no, no you don't have to do that. That is just too, too sweet! lol
I knows discussion when I hears one! :)
Adorable. Thanks for my smile 'o the day Ronnie.
Mary
Ronnie McKinley
>Ah Ronnie, ya got my number. I am indeed "part" Irish.
Not another bloody Iam :>)
....... which part?
MAry Lowry-Buechler
(Lowry) so I would say the part that is Irish is the brass neck! <g> Nice
"meeting" you Ronnie McKinley. Greetings from this side of the pond...
Mary
Ronnie McKinley <mcki...@netcomuk.co.uk> wrote in message
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tran...@finfin.com
That's twice you have come attacking me and playing
the victim. You don't fool me, Mary. Peddle it to someone else.
No sale.
T.
justi...@rangelyk12.org
> We have a lovely stove called: Antique Quick Meal Stove Company.
> It is from the 20's or the 1930's. It is a wood burning cook stove.
> The finish is ceramic and it is a beautiful deep powder blue with white dots
> on it.
> It also has chrome trim.
> Does anyone have an idea about how much it may be worth? We are thinking
> about selling it.
>
> Mary
> --
>
> Mary Lowry-Buechler
> "When I grow up, I want to be a child."
>
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