Featured Little Wedgewood Stove

I was trying to figure out what model and year this stove is every thing is pretty much worn off on the plate. I was hoping someone might be able to help. I have searched the internet and came up empty. I think am using the wrong key words. TIA

 

Here are a few more pictures if it helps and it measures 27 in across the top it's little

 

Thank you I will try that

 

that's one cute stove !!!

 

Yeah, is, very cute.

 

I love it too.

 

Finally, an instance when the spelling Wedgewood is correct!

 

I found this image of a very similar Wedgewood stove online, but no additional information.

 

That's It! or very similar, Very nice, it looks restored.

 

It was on pinterest, so all I have is the image. Here's an article on Wedgewood stoves, and finding their labels, with some resources for finding a catalog (look for "James Graham Manufacturing" catalog) and the names of a couple of stove restorers and forums who might have some knowledge.
https://ourpastimes.com/identify-antique-wedgewood-stove-5915396.html
and see http://www.onlinebiographies.info/ca/alam/jgm.htm
and https://www.hunker.com/12319864/the-history-of-wedgewood-stoves indicating that restored prices might be in the $1000 area.
and somebody selling a 1907 James Graham stove catalog for $35 https://www.cooksbookcase.com/products/trade-catalogue-james-graham-mfg-co-stoves-and-ranges-1907-08
and here's some restored Wedgewoods for sale, the companies might have some additional info: http://www.dreamstoves.com/wedgewood-(j.h.-graham-co.).html
or https://www.antiquestoveheaven.com/wedgewood

 

It's such a small stove. Just 27 inches across the top. At first I wondered whether it would have been for a small apartment or something? It looks real, so couldn't be for a child, could it?

 

I think for apartments and such would be a good guess. 27" was and still is one of the standard sizes for kitchen ranges, though most sold today are 30" or larger.

 

I saw that one on pintrest it is similar I found several like that but they all have fixed sides not ones that fold down. And I was able to find 1 with the same marking an they advertised it as from the 20's. I love the label do to the fact that it's Wedgewood and have the little piece of pottery in it. Maybe that's why they changed Lawsuit LOL

 

On this website 2 row far right

https://www.antiquestoveheaven.com/wedgewood

 

Yep looked threw all those too no luck

 

That is just a thing that says keep open when lit

 

No not for a child it is gas, and does work. I was thinking maybe a cabin or something but heck I just don't know. It's so frustrating because I am usually pretty good at researching things. I hate it when I get stumped on something that should be so easy.