toploader55
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I think this was posted (by me) before.
Just Stunning.
Just Stunning.
Beautiful Brushed Chrome Hotpoint Range
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norgeway
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Our local
Furniture store has several of these.
Furniture store has several of these.
firedome
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the usual story...
if closer would love this! typically the thermostatic burner works well too, at least my old pink 40" '56 did.
if closer would love this! typically the thermostatic burner works well too, at least my old pink 40" '56 did.
norgeway
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This is a 55
I don't think the Super Calrod came out until 56.
I don't think the Super Calrod came out until 56.
What a Rolls Royce for a kitchen
The side panels aren't stainless steel. Not that that would be a deal killer, but they look like Cadet Blue Porcelain.
I've always loved all these vintage 40" double oven stoves, both gas and electric. They were targeted for the people who actually cooked right before the advent of Julia Child.
The side panels aren't stainless steel. Not that that would be a deal killer, but they look like Cadet Blue Porcelain.
I've always loved all these vintage 40" double oven stoves, both gas and electric. They were targeted for the people who actually cooked right before the advent of Julia Child.
They were also made for kitchens with little counter or cabinet space such as existed in construction in this country well into the 20th century. I have seen pictures in shelter magazines of the 30s and 40s of women making cakes with the mixer on the work space on the side of the cooktop which was one of the space utilization advantages of the cooktop with the elements clustered on one side. A lot of work was done at the kitchen table.
Hans, what's the price and condition of the ranges like this in the furniture stores near you?
Hans, what's the price and condition of the ranges like this in the furniture stores near you?
I think Hans has said in the past those in the furniture store in his home town appear the owner isn't interest3ed in selling them. If they were, I would imagine Hans would have already had one of these in his kitchen.
norgeway
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Not for sale
He has a building full of ranges and old cars, a 51 Roadmaster, a 40 LaSalle, a 61 and 62 Pontiac,etc and Hotpoint and GE ranges from the earliest Hughes Hotpoint up until the 60s, The side panels and ovens on the brushed chrome Hotpoints is a dark grey,
He has a building full of ranges and old cars, a 51 Roadmaster, a 40 LaSalle, a 61 and 62 Pontiac,etc and Hotpoint and GE ranges from the earliest Hughes Hotpoint up until the 60s, The side panels and ovens on the brushed chrome Hotpoints is a dark grey,
Thanks. They are unique, but a little weird looking just the same.
