Bit like cooking in a sauna, but that's 1970s loveliness for you - oven hob and hood not included - maybe they plan to put 40 year old appliances in their new kitchen. The units look a bit like Hygena QA so not particularly good quality
Just the think for you 1970s green and pine panelled kitchen. This is just a regular chefette branded for Boots - I have one that's a similar colour but that was branded for Timothy Whites - another name from the past. Its not cheap but apparently NIB
This would be a good start for someone wanting to collect coffee percolators - don't look at me I have quite enough of them already! Russell Hobbs, Swan, Best and a few others I don't recognise
I suppose this should strictly go over on vacuumland but I thought it might be of interest too. The Hoover polisher would date from about the first half of the 1960s, most often they were sold with a tank for shampoo and the like. The models from the 1950s (polishers only) had a headlight.
The Miele is a rarity. Firstly this combo of polisher and vacuum is very unusual in the UK, I believe they are more popular in mainland Europe. That's not to say they were not sold here and Hoover even had a model in the mid 1960s, but they are not common. That it is a Miele is even rarer - although very common place now (and they have been for about the last 15 years) its very unusual to find a Miele cleaner of any kind from before 1980 and even up to 1990 they are not common.
I have never seen that Miele floorpolisher before. I didn't even know Miele ever had one, never saw one in an old brochure or an old ad. Perhaps it's a relabeled one?
Creda Supaspeed washing machine on Gumtree if anyone is interested purchasing it. Based in Kent. It looks like this model is when Creda and Hotpoint merged together.