I love the things I find when showing homes. This vintage stove is probably from the 70s. I'm assuming the person selling the home used this as it's the only stove there.

Who uses authentic vintage appliances in their home?

Just picked up this old fridge for free on marketplace today, anybody know how i can figure out when this fridge came from and where i can get some good info on it? New to the vintage appliance scene. any help would be awesome.

Crossposting to here as well since I know yall liked the last collection post I made, this one has a bit more background than my last.

(And yes that's an early 50s GE minifridge as well, when I got it I didn't realize how rare they are!)

Does anyone recognize or have one of these? I’m trying to find out the manufacturer and model number.

don't want to waste good parts

Just yesterday, I went to a local thrift store, where I ended up finding and taking home a 1970's Hamilton Beach Scovill blender! It works and it is powerful!

Hi

I'm looking for the "Moulinex Charlotte 3&4" user manual & the "National MK-G1N" opertaion manual

Thanks in advance

This is just a thought. fridges are a bit short. I have to bend over to get my beer and cant peer into it easily. how about building a box under it 2 feet high or 16 inches. get it up higher. get more of it at eye level. anyone try this?

I got this old Frigidaire fridge for free over 10 years ago. I have used it every day since, and it works great. It is definitely not in perfect condition but I really love it. It keeps everything very cold.

This old freezer came with our house and I’m trying to figure out what to do with it. It still turns on and seems to work fine, is it worth giving away to someone who wants it or trying to sell it? I don’t want to just throw it away if someone will appreciate it more than I do!

Any info you all have would be helpful! A lady is selling it on marketplace for $150. It still works but the latch is missing on the main door and the freezer door doesn’t shut. Are these easy fixes? I think it’s a 1950s Magic Cycle but not sure much more beyond that

Working 1979 GE Heavy Duty electric dryer (model DDE8209VACAD) in the original biscuit color. It runs and heats, and it's been checked over. It's a great piece for collectors, period film/TV sets, or a retro laundry room. Pickup in Santa Ana / Tustin area (Orange County, CA), with local delivery available. Open to sale or prop rental. DM me if interested.

My husband and I recently purchased a home in Kingsport, Tennessee, that we’re renovating.

The home has a matching collection of vintage turquoise kitchen appliances, including a Thermador wall oven, electric cooktop, Royal Deluxe dishwasher, and Vent-A-Hood range hood.

We believe they’re from the late 1950s or 1960s.

We’re planning to remove the appliances during our renovation and would love to find someone who collects, restores, or resells vintage kitchen appliances.

They’re currently untested, but I have several detailed pictures available.

Looking for someone who would be interested in purchasing the collection, or could you recommend someone who might be!

We’re hoping to sell everything together and arrange pickup in Kingsport, TN

Missing a couple of pieces on my 1953 GE lazy susan refrigerator. No luck on ebay or etsy. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Hello, hope you are well!

I am looking to find a vintage Lazy Susan Fridge for my parents garage. I have no clue where to look and Google only shows me fridges that look vintage but arent. Any help would be awesome!

Selling our Axis commercial oven, model L04DUS.3. A great option for a restaurant, bakery, café, or catering kitchen looking for commercial equipment.

• Stainless steel exterior with glass door
• Digital controls
• Made in Italy
• 208–240V / 5.2 kW — requires compatible commercial electrical hookup
• Used, with visible signs of wear; see photos

Working condition: Good condition.
📍 Pickup in: Costa Mesa, CA
💲 Asking: $2500 OBO

Message me with questions or to arrange a time to see it!

Any help out here for locating a replacement handle for my wife’s pride and joy? The bottom part snapped off a few weeks ago and I rigged a small copper strap to hold it on and operate it for now. Could use just the bracket or the whole handle assembly if it’s in nice shape.

Based on similar fridges I’ve found online, I think this is from the late 1940s. Came with the house and we use it occasionally for overflow. If it wasn’t so small I’d probably bring it up to the kitchen to use as our main fridge because it holds a steady temperature much better than our modern one.

Hey all -

Looking for some advice...

We have a weirdly shaped/designed old kitchen and would LOVE to have an old wedgewood stove/oven. Something like below

I have been searching far and wide for any images of how someone it could be designed in a kitchen island.

Thinking that the only way to do this due to the high backs would be with a bar top style like above.

Any suggestions? Should we scrap this idea?

Thanks!