Do these ovens look familiar?

[dalangdon]

These look like they might be 60's era Frigidaire, but I can't tell. Anybody have any ideas?

 

[bajaespuma]

Doubt that they're Frigidaire; coils too skinny

Whatever they are, they're beautiful. Can you find out more about them? They're remarkable for being Stainless in an era when stainless wasn't that common.

 

[dalangdon]

Ken, I think the range and the wall ovens are of a different vintage.

I have a call in with the seller to find out more.

 

[frontaloadotmy]

Dan

It's hard to tell about either the ovens or the drop in.
I don't think I have ever seen a Frigidaire drop in with
an oven window , which is not to say that they were never offered. I don't think those chrome frames around any of the oven windows look Frigidaire-ish. I think on the small drop-in
Frgidair Ranges they had "tower clock/timers" . The tile sure is neat. My parents next door neighbor remodeled her kitchen in the late 50's around a 1955 30" Flair that she had, using those stainless tiles for the back splash above her single stainless sink counter top unit. She even had the stainless front panel timer on the bottom Frigidaire spin tube dw.

 

[magic clean]

The drop-in is a Lady Kenmore. Made by Chambers, early 1970's. Interestingly, the latch for the self clean oven is underneath the lift-up cooktop.

 

[magic clean]

Forgot to say, the wall oven looks like a Kenmore, by Roper.