Antique 1920s Westinghouse 16 Oscillating Desk Fan 321347 (32I347). L x W x H. 17 inches x 11 inches x 23 inches. Weighs close to 20 lbs. Needs restoring, I did not plug it in to see if it works, needs new cord.
VTG 1920’s Western Electric Black 13in Model 7804 Fan “Tested”. This item will require a signature upon arrival!
This is an unrestored and untested single speed toggle switch fan. It is made around 1910-20’s. It stands roughly 11 tall. Beautiful brass badge with an iceberg design says FA Smith Manufacturing Co. ” and “For 110 Volt 60 Cycle A. Bottom of base says “5132” and “4 NB”. There is a pre-drilled hole at…
For your consideration an antique 1920’s fan. Found in an old former hotel/saloon building in Kansas City. Motor/blades still turn by hand. Blades are made to open when in use and retract when not. Retracting mechanism works properly. When the fan is turned on, the centrifugal force causes the blades to extend outwards until they…
This antique Siemens Schuckert fan model OET28s is a beautiful addition to any room. Made in Germany in the 1920s, this original piece is crafted from brass and metal, finished in a stunning antique black. Measuring 18 inches in height, 13 inches in width, and 10 inches in depth, this table/desk fan features four blades…
Add a touch of vintage charm to your home with this beautiful 1920’s EMERSON Type 29646 3 Speed 12 4 Blade Oscillating Electric Brass Fan. This antique table/desk fan is sure to catch the eye of anyone who appreciates classic style. Made in the United States, this vintage fan features a powerful electrical power source…
Model A0U / Form AK1. Hunter green base and blades. Blade cage measures 17 in diameter. Fan stands approximately 19-3/4 tall. Base is 7-1/2 in diameter. Condition is very good and unrestored. The original cloth cord was replaced. Cloth cord still exists from base to motor. I’ve used this fan on and off for many…
Vtg GE General Electric. 4 Blade Parlor Fan. Looks to be from the 1920s 1930s but not sure. 3 fan speed setting. Great Industrial Table top fan. Could use a good cleaning. Removed from inside dry home. Please look over photos for correct fitting and size and year needed. Video available of fan working.
I believe it is from around the 1920s. A magnet does stick to the blades so I believe they are steel.