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Ginger Creek Antique Stoves
345 John Cline Road
Taylorsville, NC 28681
Telephone:
828 632-2505
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Website:
www.gingercreekstoves.com
Year Started:
2008
# American Employees:
2
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We are located in the foothills of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains in Taylorsville, North Carolina.
Our purpose is to provide the best quality and most unique, as well as practical, restored antique stoves. We feel it is an honor and an homage to our American heritage to rescue and preserve these beautiful and useful antiques. It is also very interesting and exciting, to find and restore each stove - it has become a passion! -- we call it 'the stove fever'!
Russ and Chris
Russell Lent does all our stove restoration. His work is 100% meticulous, because he is a perfectionist, by nature, and a class A mechanic with 30 years experience. And Christine Auger does all the computer/website work, and is otherwise an artist, with Masters degree in Fine Art. Together we go on adventures to search out and retrieve each stove, and find out as much about it as we can. Most of our stoves come with an historical document detailing its original advertisement, sale picture, special functions, and suggested usage.
We love the entire process of seeing a beautiful stove come back to life - and
we really have a lot of fun and interesting experiences with our stove hunting!
Welcome Brian Spandl !
In addition to our own highest quality antique stoves, Ginger Creek Antique Stoves is now representing top notch antique stoves, expertly restored, by Brian Spandl, of Mill Lake Metal Finishing, of Long Prairie, Minnesota. Brian does the nickel plating for our stoves and - as you can see, he does excellent work. We are delighted to be presenting Brian's wonderful stoves here at Ginger Creek!
As always, Ginger Creek will arrange the shipping, at the most affordable cost, to anywhere in the continental USA. |
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Thoughts on America:
We feel it is an honor to restore and preserve these beautiful antiques, as they are a part of our American history and collective heritage. |
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