GE Type AOU Form AF1 Spec 272173-1No. 75423 Volts 110 Cycle 60 Oscillating 3 Speed Fan. Rewired and New Powder Coat Paint. The item “Antique GE Loop 12 Fan Brass Blade Oscillating 3 Speeds 1927 Restored” is in sale since Wednesday, April 10, 2019. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Kitchen & Home\Electric Fans”. The…
Very hard to find old fan, great for restoration. Missing something that connects the oscillating arm to the frame. The chord is badly worn, I didn’t have any luck when I plugged it in with it working. The item “Antique Jandus C Frame Fan brass blade rare old Estate find FOR RESTORATION” is in sale…
For sale is this antique Westinghouse Ceiling Fan. Previously restored it runs great using its original al speed coil and snap switch. This fans complete except for the canopy. Video of this fan running found below. Fan 14 of 15. Westinghouse antique ceiling fan – YouTube. The item “Antique Westing House Ceiling Fan” is in…
It runs and is ready for restoration. I think it is from 1927. Please examine and zoom in all photos. This fan is heavy. The wire cage measures 9 1/2 inches across. The on/off switch works. There are two screws on base missing. The item “Vintage Antique General Electric WHIZ Fan Runs- Cat. # 236327″…
Product made in Thailand 100%. Guarantee quality and satisfaction. If customers want to change the voltage according to standard each country. Please send a message to let me know. Thank you for your interested and good luck! The item “16 Brass Blade Electric Stand Fan Orbital Oscillate Work Vintage Antique style” is in sale since…
Beautiful rare antique Art Deco French Edla Junior small electric table fan. It has the “froid” – cold option, and the “chaud” – hot option, at the same time that it can be used to diffuse fragance. It has a drawer compartment for the purpose. It is working, but in the “hot” option doesn’t ventilates…
For your consideration is a fabulous General Electric vintage oscillating electric fan in the Art Deco style that dates from the 1930s. The original black paint and polished aluminum blades and chromed steel accent parts (screws, oscillating knob) wonderfully contrast together and provide a dynamite art deco example of a household appliance. The fan is…
Antique Marrelli wall fan with oscillating head in unknown condition. It has a European plug so I cannot test it and it may need more electrical current than the standard 110v. The holes in the base plate that the screws go into for mounting to the wall have small cracks but are strong and unbroken.…