Late 19th C. Cribben & Sexton Sunbeam "Universal" Cast Iron Parlor Stove cowl light " and "Don't throw away

" and "Don't throw away your old shoes

features a recessed central tabletop affixed to matching cylindrical legs

A hairline crack is present in the brass at the top of the flush mount

The wood is likely mahogany veneer

first introduced in the early 1940s

Late 19th C. Cribben & Sexton Sunbeam "Universal" Cast Iron Parlor Stove cowl light " and "Don't throw awayc. 1880s 1890s; Cribben & Sexton Company Chicago Ornate cast iron parlor stove identified by its original cast marking as Model No. 114 514, designed for use with chestnut coal and fitted with the highly decorative Sunbeam Universal panel set. The stove features elaborate Victorian era relief work throughout, including arched fire doors with mica viewing panels, shell and scroll motifs, and a sculptural finial topper that gives the piece strong