Classic UK Appliances & Kitchens - March 2015
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Miele Kitchen
Its been a while since we had any decent kitchens, and although expensive, this is yer actual 1970s or VERY early 1980s at the latest. In good order its unusual to see the 60mm worktops which were actually much thinner and had a moulded lip along the front to give the impression of the thicker depth
Its been a while since we had any decent kitchens, and although expensive, this is yer actual 1970s or VERY early 1980s at the latest. In good order its unusual to see the 60mm worktops which were actually much thinner and had a moulded lip along the front to give the impression of the thicker depth
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ovrphil
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Nice bones - that above kitchen.
Mixmaster & Blender
These seem to be listed at crazy process recently, this is more reasonable. Missing the smaller bowl and yes, the beaters are in the wrong way round. Its another example of plastics discolouring at different rates, when this mixer was new it would all have been the same colour as the stand, I am not sure I have ever seen one of these that has not discoloured
These seem to be listed at crazy process recently, this is more reasonable. Missing the smaller bowl and yes, the beaters are in the wrong way round. Its another example of plastics discolouring at different rates, when this mixer was new it would all have been the same colour as the stand, I am not sure I have ever seen one of these that has not discoloured
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And to go with the tea maker
A RH toaster. There was a matching kettle, coffee perc and milk warmer too. To say it was to match something designed by Susie Cooper sounds like complete bollocks to me although it did match a range of tableware from J G Meakin - which my parents used as their "everyday" set when I was a teenager
A RH toaster. There was a matching kettle, coffee perc and milk warmer too. To say it was to match something designed by Susie Cooper sounds like complete bollocks to me although it did match a range of tableware from J G Meakin - which my parents used as their "everyday" set when I was a teenager
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Another deluded Belling Owner
I had quite forgotten that the 1st iteration of the Belling Formula built in looked like this rather than the one shown up the thread. As I recall it did not last that long before the more streamlined version came in. So this one is even older than the one up the thread - early - mid 1970s
I had quite forgotten that the 1st iteration of the Belling Formula built in looked like this rather than the one shown up the thread. As I recall it did not last that long before the more streamlined version came in. So this one is even older than the one up the thread - early - mid 1970s
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triumphdolomite
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Credaplan
Al
It may even be a bit later than mid 70's, the oven door pattern is the same as on my Aunts 40073 Carefree, purchased in late 79 early 80 to replace an original Carefree from the early 50's.
I'm intrigued by the new BBC2 series starting tomorrow 'Time For Dinner' the trailer shows a 1950s gas cooker and a Creda Hallmark but I can't identify the cooker in the middle, looks a bit like a Belling Compact but the fascia looks to be all silver.
Ian
ps Did you get the Supertwin 70?
Al
It may even be a bit later than mid 70's, the oven door pattern is the same as on my Aunts 40073 Carefree, purchased in late 79 early 80 to replace an original Carefree from the early 50's.
I'm intrigued by the new BBC2 series starting tomorrow 'Time For Dinner' the trailer shows a 1950s gas cooker and a Creda Hallmark but I can't identify the cooker in the middle, looks a bit like a Belling Compact but the fascia looks to be all silver.
Ian
ps Did you get the Supertwin 70?
