Art Deco Electric Stove - $200
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Funny, I thought the 'Aberdeen farm' had been shut down... Ya have to wonder how long that poor GE range has been sitting in that yard (looks like a junkyard!)...
But of course, turquoise appliances were the height of popularity in the age of Art Deco... (ducks and runs)
But of course, turquoise appliances were the height of popularity in the age of Art Deco... (ducks and runs)
I do so hope that craigslist classifieds are not a reflection of the general population.
Art deco indeed. Sheesh!
Art deco indeed. Sheesh!
ovrphil
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The art deco comes from the weeds infusing a new range of style that bends(albeit in fantasy) towards an art deco. More like dried out flower deco.
firedome
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'57
differentiated from the '58 by the silver panel, not found on the latter year iirc. 3rd model from TOL I believe, and missing it's ribbed glass panel, a mess, and a shame, these cook and bake so nicely.
differentiated from the '58 by the silver panel, not found on the latter year iirc. 3rd model from TOL I believe, and missing it's ribbed glass panel, a mess, and a shame, these cook and bake so nicely.
firedome
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Oh and look!
it's the first eye-level model! (1st pic).
it's the first eye-level model! (1st pic).
danemodsandy
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How Too Bad!
Given the unrealistic price expectations, I agree that this poor range will probably end up scrapped.
At $50, some enterprising soul might have been persuaded to take it on as a restoration project. Turquoise is not the easiest color to find in this model.
As a curb find, it would make someone deliriously happy.
Given the unrealistic price expectations, I agree that this poor range will probably end up scrapped.
At $50, some enterprising soul might have been persuaded to take it on as a restoration project. Turquoise is not the easiest color to find in this model.
As a curb find, it would make someone deliriously happy.
Yes,looks like that seller is trying to sell his curb find for 200 bucks!Or did he cook his meals outside?
