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I'm new to the vintage appliance world, most of my knowledge comes to me as an architecture historian(student) and antique collector. In the near future I'm looking to build a streamline moderne tiny home, and one of the considerations of my shoestring budget, is trying to mitigate the expense...

It seems these days appliances aren't really built like they used to be. It is my understanding, that things used to larger margins of error, but also were built in perhaps ways that were more labour intensive than modern conventions. So I'm genuinely curious what kinds of mechanisms work so...

Hello, first post here, but I am curious: what are some of your favorite designs for appliances you've collected or used over the years? Are there any that stand out above all others? What features and options or finishes made them unique?