I'VE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS!

[lightedcontrols]

You guys gotta check this out! Mark

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=12514&item=6155763155&rd=1

 

[jetcone]

OMGAWD1!!

They are Georgeous! And I have to say I have never seen anything like them ever. I have never seen Porcelain anything like that finish EVER!
But the details--- look at the clock on that stove its a museum piece all but itselfd the teardrop streamlined hinge on the fridge is an absolute custome piece of molding.

These must have been pieces of a custome line never seen in stores only Factory to Architect/Builder direct.

Oh Mark are you going to rescue these so I can play with them when I get down to see you???????

Its a wonder what ebay flops up! And just when I think I know my appliance history WHAMMO something totally new pops up!

Jon

 

[gyrafoam]

WOW!!!!!! Love that marbleized porcelain!!!!!! Those are so kool looking. I wonder if Norge continued to offer that marbleized look after WWII? Would love to have a whole set of appliances with that look-------1958 Frigidaires!

 

[bethann]

Looks just like cracked ice to me! Being such early period, I wonder if that's where the vinyl came from? Is it pink and gray or peach and green? Hard to tell! Cool though!

 

[lightedcontrols]

Hi Jon! If they weren't so far away! Seems like all the really unique stuff is always in California! :~( I would like to have them but I'm just not a fridge/stove collector. Never seen anything like them! Mark

 

[kenmore1978]

Unique stuff always in California

Seems like California likes to be the first to try out different stuff. An example is that the only state where Ford sold more Edsels was Michigan. Most were sold in California.

 

[bpetersxx]

ending bid 510.00

bet my eyeteeth reserve 1000.00 or more