Bewitched

[launderess]

Love The Second To Last Pic

Where Sam's kitchen window should be overlooking the back yard. Instead we have a view of a sidewalk/path and another house across in the distance.

Sam's house took more twists and turns, and often made no sense in terms of interiors.

For instance there was a back staircase in later episodes but it couldn't have gone anywhere because it would have come out either in the master bedroom or the nursery.

 

[circlew]

Stevens' appliance colors

I think both the '64 and '67 washer and dryer sets are Sunny Yellow; the apparent difference due to the lighting. Frigidaire didn't have any green that I know of in '64. In '66 they had "Tahitian Green" an Avocado like shade.

 

[dirtybuck]

I've always wondered what the purpose was with the pseudo fireplace next to the stove. Perhaps merely decoration?

 

[hunter]

Indoor BBQ?

I always assumed that this was an indoor BBQ, and the hood was up above and you couldn't see it too good.

 

[autowasherfreak]

I've always loved Sam's kitchens!

 

[philr]

Here's the Maytag set in the two first episodes before they moved to their new house. (looks green too!).

 

I think they have been repainted.

 

[philr]

A RotoRack dishwasher (also in the two first episodes)

 

[philr]

The wall oven in their first house I can't tell which brand (maybe Tappan?)

 

[philr]

1964 Flair. The cabinet seems to have been repainted as the lower part of the base cabinet is green instead of black.

 

[philr]

Here the lower part of the Flair base cabinet is visible as well as the Custom Imperial spin tube dishwasher which also seems green.

 

[autowasherfreak]

I was watching Hazel on ME-TV the other day and saw a set of push-button Maytags in Coppertone.

I love watching ME-TV and seeing all those cool vintage appliances.

 

[112561]

Thanks for all these swell screen captures, just to remind us, the first season of Bewitched was colorized, so that explains the looks of everything. Likely they were actually using the real colors which may be somewhere in archives or a studio inventory.