Antique Appliances
May 3, 2011 by admin
Filed under Kitchen Accessories
Ever notice how new stuff just isn’t built to last? Ever think that things were built better in the “old days?” I do. Most of my kitchen appliances are new but I happen to have one beautiful old appliance going on 50 years old soon. Check it out! 
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22432 Gregory, Dearborn, MI 48124 Steve Hatfield CENTURY 21 Curran & Christie www.HomeMoves.com – Charming Model "B" Ford Home in the Ford Homes Historic District! – Excellent condition…Seller has lovingly maintained a "period" look while adding some 21st century amenities! – Quaint brick walk from drive to porch – Lovely entry foyer w ceramic tile floor – Newer wood trim throughout main floor – Exposed hardwood flooring on main and 2nd floor – Good sized living room with natural fireplace. Fireplace features 100 year old barn wood front and trim. – Large formal dining room with custom doorwall to deck – Adorable custom built-in curio / tea cup cabinets in dining room – Large kitchen features newer ceramic tile floor, oak cabinet doors and dishwasher. Loads of cabinets and counter tops. Window over sink looks out to the lovely rear yard! All kitchen appliances included! – 3 Spacious bedrooms on 2nd floor all feature a generous amount of closet space – Remodeled 2nd floor bath is extra large! Features include ceramic tile floor, pedestal sink, ceramic tiled bath/shower area, sliding glass and mirrored shower doors, built-in makeup table and built-in storage cabinets – Newer flooring on landing and stairs to basement – 23 X 7 (approx) rec room in basement – Bright and cheery laundry room with built-in storage cabinets – Beautiful newer full bath in basement with large corner shower stall and pedestal sink – Entire perimeter of home professionally …
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I have four older fans, mostly made by General Electric they are almost mint. The oldest is from 1921! I have 2 Hamilton Beach Drink mixers, these are not the cheap remakes from the mid 80′s that Mickey Rooney used to advertise for, these are all metal, painted white with a white plastic cup and from the early 60′s! I have a 1965 General Electric fridge in my kitchen, it is as old as me! it belonged to my Grandparents. It outlasted the Caloric stove and the old lady Kenmore washer! Nice Post!
I pretty much agree. Most modern appliances are not built to last, we have an old Oster blender from the 1950′s which is just like yours except it is white. It’s just like yours in that it jumps when you turn it on high. I do have a newer stove, but it’s a Viking and it actually has that “old school” build style in that it’s very simple.
I’m also an “old fan” aficionado.
@Brownlie2 Yeah. It’s unusually powerful particularly for a domestic blender; that’s why I love it.
Your right.I have alot of old fans that work great.I’ve even found a few blenders.Yours is alot more powerful than mine.