Vintage green Monarch wood-burning cook stove. These stoves were produced by the Malleable Iron Range Company, which started making the Monarch line of stoves around the late 1890s in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin.
Key Features
Durable Construction: These stoves are known for their durable cast iron construction.
Dual Fuel Capability: This specific type was designed to burn both wood and coal.
Aesthetic: The stove features a "Fusenamel" green porcelain enamel finish, a popular color scheme from the 1920s to 1950s.
Functionality: Beyond heating a home, it has a cooktop surface with removable plates and an oven compartment, allowing it to be used for cooking and baking. Many models also featured a water reservoir for hot water.