Can you identify this dishwasher?

[chachp]

<span style="font-family: verdana,geneva;">This morning on eBay I saw this photo for sale.  What caught my attention was obviously the dishwasher but I was curious to know the brand.  The upper rack sure looks like a Waste King or Thermador but I don't recall ever seeing a lower rack in WK or Thermador with this configuration.</span>

 

<span style="font-family: verdana,geneva;">They did have one where the dishes were placed in kind of circle but it wasn't like this.  This looks more like an impeller machine and I don't think the Waste King was.  I think it had a wash arm.</span>

 

<span style="font-family: verdana,geneva;">Is anyone familiar with this one?</span>

 

[turquoisedude]

The lower rack is screaming D&M...  Could be a 60s model of a Kelvinator, Caloric, or Admiral (all rebadges made by D&M).

 

[rpms]

Great picture. I wonder how many dishes and pots they washed by hand after loading the dishwasher?

 

[revvinkevin]

Did D&M make an impeller machine?

 

 

With the way the plates are loaded, it looks like it's an impeller machine.

 

 

Edit: (oops, I stated what was already noted) 

Kevin

 

[turquoisedude]

Hey, maybe THIS is Betty Draper's dishwasher from her old house in Ossining, NY...  (ducks and runs from flying plates....)

 

[rp2813]

No stainless interior would rule out WK/TD, wouldn't it?

 

I think Nate or another member recently mentioned another manufacturer that used the curly top tines. 

 

[bigalsf]

Could be WK

I'm not sure if they made an impeller machine, but they did use Plastisol into the mid-sixties before becoming exclusively stainless steel. The early WK spray arm models had plastisol interiors (including many of the two arm machines).

 

[appnut]

It's an impeller machine.  Could be Kelvinator or the 1960 BOL WP that was produced by D&M.