Casting pattern for a stove component, Canterbury, NH

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Casting pattern for a stove component, Canterbury, NH

Object ID:

1956.8209.1

Community:

New Hampshire, Canterbury

Makers

Shaker

Description

Foundry pattern of white pine for a stove top consisting of a top with two holes (5" and 6 3/8" diameters), two sides and two ends slightly splayed outward toward bottom, and a molded lip glued around the bottom. The 6 3/8" diameter hole had a 6 3/4" diameter ring glued around it on the side, but the glue joint failed and the ring is now loose. Painted black. All four corners of this pattern are dovetailed.

New Hampshire Canterbury

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Shaker Museum Pattern, Casting. https://shakermuseum.us/object/?id=21798. Accessed on September 28, 2024

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