Early 20th Century Ceramic Round Oak Stoves Advertising Mug labrador Below the concentric circle top

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Early 20th Century Ceramic Round Oak Stoves Advertising Mug labrador Below the concentric circle top1907; mfd. by P. D. Beckwith for Round Oak Stove Co. Dowagic, MI Antique advertising mug with litho graphic. This piece advertises Round Oak Stoves, possibly named for the theory that Beckwith stoves were round and could hold a section of whole round oak tree in the firepot. They were considered to be the best money could buy at the turn of the century, but struggled to stay afloat post Depression and closed in 1946. Exhibits minor signs of wear