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The Glorious Windsor stove was manufactured by Lakeside Foundry of Chicago, a company owned and operated by Montgomery Ward between c. 1904 and c. 1920. The foundry was actually located in Erie, PA, not Chicago, but the headquarters was listed at 618 W. Chicago St., the address of the Montgomery Ward Catalogue House.

Depending on the condition of the stove, its value is approximately $175 - $300. If the stove is in excellent condition, you may want to have it appraised before selling (if that's your intention).

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Montgomery Ward owned Lakeside Foundry of Chicago (the foundry was actually in Erie, PA) from c. 1904 until c. 1920. The 292 Jack is comparable to the 295 Sun made by the same company, and is a cast-iron laundry stove, designed to burn either coal or wood.

The value of your stove depends to a great extent on its appearance and condition, but typically runs between $50 and $200. The average price for this stove in good condition seems to run around $100.

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