probably the best torpedo mixer

[mrboilwash]

My Grandmother had one of these.
Looks almost like an US Osterett just a bit more versatile and with a very fast and strong motor.
Unfortunately not in mint condition.

Bitte entschuldigen Sie die Störung...

 

[petek]

OH I like that, looks like fun. Who made those? Braun?

 

[skip]

Strange indeed

This is a first for me to see anything like it

Skip...

 

[foraloysius]

Ralf

I had a browse through some of the other household antiquities and look what I saw! This is a beatiful AEG coffeemaker. Must be from the 70's, or?

Bitte entschuldigen Sie die Störung...

 

[mrboilwash]

It was made by "Naujoks und Stolle KG" in Baden Baden.
I nerver heared about this company again.
But I know these mixers have only been sold in a presentation show.
I`m tempted to bid on it, but it`s in an awful condition.

Louis you confuse me with one of the other Germans, but nice coffeemaker, anyway

 

[maytagbear]

Wow--

certainly some interesting countertop appliances!

Does AEG still market countertop appliances? I really want one of the 1900s electric kettles designed by Peter Behrens.

Lawrence/Maytagbear

 

[foraloysius]

Oy Stefan, I did more than once! LOL

My sincere apologies, didn't mean too. That's what happens if you post before your morning coffee! ;-)

 

[mrboilwash]

Well, if You would have said "a Sunbeam T9" for example, then I knew what You`re taking about. LOL But that AEG kettle I must admit I had to Google to find out.
Very nice, I like that type of connection with the pins exposed. Think I read somewhere recently those connections got banned in the 1920s overhere. I have seen some really old immersion heaters in my childhood but this kettle seems to be really rare. The new ones are quite different in design and I have no idea who makes them for Electrolux.

Luis it`s all right, no need to apologize

 

[westytoploader]

In case you're wondering what an Osterett looks like, here you go. It's a small (though heavy and well-made for its size), 1-speed hand mixer designed mainly for light-duty mixing tasks. I wouldn't use it for anything more than pancake or cake batter.

This particular one was very gently used, and still has the original packaging as you can see. It also came with a wall-mount stand, which has never been used. I've been meaning to put it to work on cake or waffle batter, but always end up using the KitchenAid instead...

 

[westytoploader]

Ready for action!

 

[petek]

Nice little Oster there (sensational lol) I've never seen before and in mint shape too. Odd they wouldn't have put some sort of handle on it, i'll bet it wasn't a very big seller in its day if for anything not having that handle, unless of course it was significantly less expensive than other makes.

 

[mrboilwash]

How cute that little Oster, wish I had one, too.
What is the wattage of it ?

 

[retromom]

More powerful than a what?

Those little Osters have a whopping 55 watts! Just enough to whip up some gravy! LOL