NOS Coppertone Westinghouse Stove in Mpls

[mr-maytag]

Someone might be interested in this...don't know where you could find a drawer, but maybe someone on here would have one that would fit. It looks to be in great condition, other than the missing drawer. Anyway - here's the link:

http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/app/3051844877.html

 

[frigilux]

Cool--very '57 Frigidaire Control Tower-looking. The bi-level aspect is stylish, but would prevent the use of oversized pots/pans. This would look great in some AW family member's kitchen.

 

[gansky1]

Oooh, that's pretty. I always thought these Step Up ranges were sooo elegant.

There was a small savings & loan branch downtown that had a whole Westinghouse-d kitchen in the breakroom. TOL refrigerator, dishwasher and Step Up range. Mid-late 60's I think.

 

[petek]

Perfect for a split-level house.  What years were those from? 

 

[washernoob]

Oh baby! Look at that beauty. That is immaculate!

It would fit so well into our kitchen!

 

[tomturbomatic]

This is a Terrace Top. The first ads had some line about them being designed for the 5'2" housewife, but they liked them any size. WH introduced them in the early 60s, but this one is newer because it has the slimmer Corox units. It also has the less deluxe knobs. Wonder what happened to the broil element? WH ovens bake very well.

WH used that cooktop in the Continental high oven ranges.

 

[norgeway]

Terrace Top!

That is my all time favorite range, I like the old fat Corox units best!

 

[gansky1]

Terrace Top!

That's it, I think I have a Westy catalog around here somewhere from this time but couldn't find it last night...

 

[tomturbomatic]

Older Corox units

Hans,
Me, too!

 

[moparwash]

Looks Like

Looks like some Frigidaire Control-Tower influence in the clock area!

 

[norgeway]

MY!

Great Aunt and two of her Daughters had these ranges, they were real work horses,and my Aunt Winnie could tear an anvil up!!