Beautiful metal cabinets for your vintage kitchen appliances
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bradfordwhite
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Nice sunny pastel yellow.
Love the matching GE ovens! Both were TOL!
Me! Me! Me!
I'm getting some of the cabinets from this listing. I'm getting the mixer lift, open shelf peninsula, roll out under counter garbage container and both fans!
I'm going from Tuscaloosa, AL to Kingsport, TN to get them, and another cabinet collector from North Carolina is meeting me there. I'm trading her a metal hutch cabinet for acres of chrome Youngstown counter trim.
Sarah
I'm getting some of the cabinets from this listing. I'm getting the mixer lift, open shelf peninsula, roll out under counter garbage container and both fans!
I'm going from Tuscaloosa, AL to Kingsport, TN to get them, and another cabinet collector from North Carolina is meeting me there. I'm trading her a metal hutch cabinet for acres of chrome Youngstown counter trim.
Sarah
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good for you, Sarah!
Glad someone is taking advantage of my posting. You'll love those Pryne fans. Quiet, and move a lot of air, using a ring of many multiple blades. My parent's home (built-in 1954) had a nearly identical Pryne fan in the kitchen. It was still working when the sold the house 45 years later in 1999.
Your vintage GE dishwasher will be perfect with these cabinets!
Glad someone is taking advantage of my posting. You'll love those Pryne fans. Quiet, and move a lot of air, using a ring of many multiple blades. My parent's home (built-in 1954) had a nearly identical Pryne fan in the kitchen. It was still working when the sold the house 45 years later in 1999.
Your vintage GE dishwasher will be perfect with these cabinets!
GE Wall ovens
Hi Greg, It looks like the lower one does not have the meat thermometer or rotisserie which was a practical way to save $100.
The kitchen must have had two separate ovens before so they put in two ovens again so they would not have to rewire and cut the cabinets to put in the one piece version.
John L.
Hi Greg, It looks like the lower one does not have the meat thermometer or rotisserie which was a practical way to save $100.
The kitchen must have had two separate ovens before so they put in two ovens again so they would not have to rewire and cut the cabinets to put in the one piece version.
John L.
John! You are right! Shouldn't be posting late at night!
Got them!
I picked them up last Saturday.
The couple that bought the house is doing a lot of renovating. The took us through the house, and it's spectacular. It was a perfect time capsule house when they bought it. They are keeping some of the mid-century features while making it fit their needs. They have five children ages eight on down. There were tons of cabinets in the kitchen, laundry room and butler's pantry. They are keeping the butler's pantry original.
Sarah
I picked them up last Saturday.
The couple that bought the house is doing a lot of renovating. The took us through the house, and it's spectacular. It was a perfect time capsule house when they bought it. They are keeping some of the mid-century features while making it fit their needs. They have five children ages eight on down. There were tons of cabinets in the kitchen, laundry room and butler's pantry. They are keeping the butler's pantry original.
Sarah
