Angie Dickinson's Mystery Stove

[Ultramatic]

 

 

Anyone know what gas stove is this?

 

[pulltostart]

There appears to be a flattened oval behind the turkey, just visible on the right.  Is it correct to associate that with Gaffers & Sattler?  If  not, maybe Crown?  Would you believe Tappan...

 

Louie, could you strike a similar pose (with appropriate costume, of course) with your restored Caloric?

 

lawrence

 

[ken]

Like Angie don't forget your heels Louie. They make your legs appear longer and more slender.

 

[warmsecondrinse]

I have a strange feeling

Appropriate costume ------> just the apron.

 

[Ultramatic]

My. Aren't we bitchy today.

 

 

It doesn't appear to be a Gaffers & Sattler or a Crown. That clock may suggest Roper.

 

[sfh074]

The left oven door ....

shows the word "rotisserie" prominently thru the glass.

 

[rapidry1000]

There are similarities to Wedgewood stoves specially the body of the oven door, oven door handles, and the chrome top and position of the controls and style of the controls

 

[twintubdexter]

Memory's still sharp as a tack...

<span style="font-size: 14pt; color: #008000;">I remember June Cleaver always in the kitchen wearing high-heels. I liked her in "Police Woman". </span>

 

[ken]

Joe

I seem to remember June dressed a little more scantily in that episode of Police Woman.

 

[neptunebob]

Could it be...

A Tragic Chef?

 

[pulltostart]

Louie,

The possibilities are limitless!  The really unique things about this one are 1) the clock on the left of the backsplash; 2) elevated backsplash; 3) windows in both oven cavities.  Also, judging by Angie's looks and costume I'd put this one at about 1965 (give or take a year).

 

You need input from one or both - Kevin or Hans.

 

lawrence