Add Your Listing Here
I have received a number of emails from people looking to sell their Waterman stove, in need of parts or wanting to buy a particular model. Here is your chance to connect with others. Head down to the form below to add your listing. Be sure to include your email address in the body of your message so others can get in touch with you.
There is no way to add photos to comments – if you would like, send me photos and I will add them here for you.
Other Ways to Sell Your Stove
Also consider Craigslist and ebay. Waterman stoves turn up there occasionally, esp in the metro NYC area.
Stove Parts
Looking for parts? Add a comment with your needs here.
Getting rid of a rusty Waterman stove? Please get in touch with me regarding knobs, burner grates and other small parts. I may be interested in purchasing them. I would like to make them available to other stove owners.
AVAILABLE – I have two burner grates and some knobs from a retired Waterman stove. Get in touch with me for details.
Featured Listings With Photos
May 2016 – Philadelphia. Nice early Waterman in desirable yellow/green color combination. Contact Lauri at av84web@gmail.com
Sept./Oct. 2011. Manolis has this Waterman stove for sale. See the comment below with contact info.
Available on Long Island – this Waterman 4-burner stove – $150 – email me for contact info:
July 2010. Waterman 3-burner range. Best offer. Located in New York City. Contact the owner – ldaley@earthlink.net
June 2010. Very Nice 3-burner Waterman with deluxe warming ovens above. Best offer. Located on Long Island. Email the owner at kristen.giglia@gmail.com
For Sale Best offer
May 2010. This 3-burner Waterman stove is for sale. You pick up. Located in Croton on Hudson, NY. $100 or best offer. Needs some restoration work but it will be great when finished. Click photo for larger image. Email the owner at tonimurp@optonline.net
Sarah Bruss on said:
Hello all,
I just mentioned that I am interested in the waterman stoves that were for sale… But thought I would make it known that we are looking for any vintage stove that is working, has a gas range, and is 30 inches or narrower.
Thanks! Sbruss86@gmail.com
Sarah Bruss
Sarah Bruss on said:
I am also interested in the waterman stoves if they are still around.
Sarah
Steve on said:
I’m trying to reach out to Richard or Bill Kay in NY to see if their Waterman stoves are still available. I live in Virginia but plan on traveling to Long Island at the end of June 2014. you can reach me at cahasknob@aol.com. Thank you
Steve Waterman on said:
If Bill Kay from Long Island or Richard in Manhattan still have Waterman stoves available, please contact me at cahasknob@aol.com. I live in Virginia but will be travelling to Long Island at the end of June and would be interested in chatting about the stoves. Thanks.
Richard on said:
I have a 1927 Waterman 4 burner stove with oven. It’s dirty but rust free and works fine. Would like to get $150. Pick up only E. 50th Street in Manhattan
Bill Kay on said:
Mr. Woods,
Four-burner Waterman (three photos already posted) on Long Island is now FREE. Taker is responsible for delivery. Delivery (for a pre-paid charge) to Long Island or Southern New England might be considered. Please feel free to post this new information.
Regards and Thank You!
megan horst on said:
I have a waterman stove that looks like #7, except that burners are on the left side. Does anyone know the value of it. thanks
Christopher Woods on said:
Did you read my Value section at http://antiquesdiscovery.com/waterman/ ??
I provide a guideline and try to hammer home the basic concept that condition is EVERYTHING to value.
Norman Randall on said:
We have a Waterman stove similar to the one pictured above “Sept/Oct 2011. Manolis….” Anybody know what these are typically worth?
admin on said:
Did you read my Value section at http://antiquesdiscovery.com/waterman/?
Condition is everything.
katrina moreno on said:
I have a waterbury special furnace that i am trying to find out what it is worth and am not finding any luck, maybe you could help. I think it is from the early 1900’s but not sure. It is the furnace and it has an enclosure that surrounds it with a door that opens in the front. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
admin on said:
Waterbury and Waterman are two different companies…wasn’t Waterbury located in Minnesota?
mary in brooklyn on said:
I have a 4 burner beautiful waterman stove for sale. Must pick up in brooklyn.
$200 or best offer.
mary in brooklyn on said:
I have a 4 burner beautiful waterman stove for sale. Must pick up in brooklyn.
$350 or best offer.
Manolis Antonoyiannakis on said:
Update on Waterman antique stove: Now selling for $100. Thanks, Manolis
Manolis Antonoyiannakis on said:
Waterman antique stove in good condition, 20 x 22 x 90, 4 burners and oven. Faux-marble enamel side panels. Asking for $300 or best offer. We’re selling as we’re renovating. Call Manolis at 347-259-4632.
Bill Kay on said:
Waterman four burner available on Long Island. Make an offer. Photos on the way.
Hector Mendez on said:
I have a 1922 waterman stove it needs cleaned but it has everything on it except the top. Its the same as #5 in the antiquesdiscovery.com page, can i have more info. bout it please. you can call or email me. 717-201-8026 thanks
Kathy Pileggi on said:
I am looking for replacement knobs for a 1934 Waterman stove.
Gayle Balcon on said:
I have had my Waterman Ideal stove for over 25 years. I purchased it from my friends great aunt, me being the 2nd owner. I love it, easy to clean with the pull-out bottom shelf under the burners.
The door to the oven has broken at the joint, making it difficult to close, but it doesn’t stop me from cooking all these great dinners. I feel very lucky to have my stove and would love to be able to fix it like new again. We tried using liquid soder but it did not hold. Any suggestions?
Thanks for your time and if you come across another Waterman, I am in the market for another for the new farm house I just purchased. Good to no there are others like us out there. Gayle
admin on said:
You might find an epoxy will work or perhaps some sheet metal screws.
There are several stoves for sale right now in this BUY SELL PARTS page…check the comments and listings!
Chris Albert on said:
My contact info calbert@aaronco.com
Chris Albert on said:
FOR SALE WATERMAN LARGE KITCHEN GAS STOVE. LOOKS LIKE PIC#11 BIG BERTHA $200 must pick up. MIDDLESEX CTY. NJ
Leslie Daley on said:
I have a Waterman stove identical to #14 on the page of photos on this site. 3 burner gas stove/oven. Would love to give it a good home. It’s in fair condition–rather grungy but cleanable. Missing it”s knobs and oven handle. Have pictures to share.
Pamela Moore on said:
I have a 4 burner waterman stove. I need the cast iron burners mine split in halves.
My water man use to be propane and I made it into gas burner. I have used it since 1975.
admin on said:
Pamela,
No one stocks parts for these stoves. Your only hope is to find a parts stove. Most Waterman stoves remain in the greater NYC area (they were made in Brooklyn) I would suggest putting a want ad on the NYC area Craigslist site. Bear in mind that the burners may vary a bit from model to model.
Also keep an eye on this page. In the past I have had people contact me with stoves to sell and I only recently provided the means to allow people to post listings. I am glad to help connect “wants” and “haves”
admin on said:
Currently at auction on ebay – a green marble finish Waterman Stove (yet another model we have not seen before) Revision 12/18/09 – Changed to Buy It Now for $350 or best offer
http://tinyurl.com/yc9hrsk
Also on ebay – a 4-burner Waterman for a Buy It Now price of $800
http://tinyurl.com/yczg9xq
admin on said:
This would be a tough one to find. There are, however, stashes of stoves which restorers tap into when they need parts. I would first try a call to the folks at antiquestoves.com
Midge Brill on said:
I have a hinged top – three burner Waterman stove. It is mint green & cream (with black accents) and measures 27 1/2″ wide X 15″ deep. When I bought it in 1984, it had all four knobs in place and a pull handle on the oven door. A short time later one of the knobs fell off, never to be found again. I didn’t realize they had set screws in them to keep them tight. I’ve been searching for years to find mint green knobs. Would you know where I might buy one?