The Eumenia wasching machines were made in Austria IIRC. According to the Eudora website the machines were sold under the Eudora name after 1971. That would mean that the machine on eBay could be from before that, but I doubt that. Perhaps the Eumenia label was longer used in other countries.
To change from the wash function to the dry function, you have to turn the insert in the door. Spinning is very peculiar because it tries over and over again, balance is an issue because there is no suspension. Changing tumble direction goes very swift, without a pause.
A slightly different twist (and apparently not what was planned originally) on the usual colour combo, the custom made table is an interesting addition and the original plan a bonus. Note that by this time they have abandoned the double door/angled handles they used for so long for a more conventional style door
The oven and hob are listed separately which I will include later
To me the whole thing is ruined by the white knobs which I doubt are original to the kitchen. I have my doubts that the oven and hob are original to the kitchen
It seems that after WW2 several companies manufactured metal kitchen units, not just English Rose. These look a bit far gone to be of much use, but thought folks would be interested to see the styling
A few months ago I posted a Philips set - hand mixer and several attachments. It was not clear from the pictures how it all went together, this was one part of it - its a bit clearer in this listing
Built Under with décor panel. Late 1970s/early 1980s. I often think its a shame this style of fridge did not do so well, as its a far more practical and spacious arrangement than the myriad of integrated built under models we have now