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Uk appliances for sale June
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Hotpoint Empress
Looks like the earlier version with octagonal tub, with heater
Looks like the earlier version with octagonal tub, with heater
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Parnall Spinwasher
It looks like the Parnall Spinwasher which Steve posted above will be finding a home with one of our members - no, its not me.
It looks like the Parnall Spinwasher which Steve posted above will be finding a home with one of our members - no, its not me.
re: Post # 883801 , Reply # 6:
Impressed w/ the Kelvinator Mini-Fridge & how it made it across The Pond, w/o the "Product Of American Motors" tag that it got here...
Ditto for our General Electric Americana Side X Side Fridge... (Post # 883802 , Reply # 7)
Someday I want to go to the UK...
-- Dave
Impressed w/ the Kelvinator Mini-Fridge & how it made it across The Pond, w/o the "Product Of American Motors" tag that it got here...
Ditto for our General Electric Americana Side X Side Fridge... (Post # 883802 , Reply # 7)
Someday I want to go to the UK...
-- Dave
Speed Queen
Change to see what all the fuss is about. Needs a new door boot but that should be a deal breaker. I wonder if it has been converted from three phase and at that rating it must have a heater of some kind
Change to see what all the fuss is about. Needs a new door boot but that should be a deal breaker. I wonder if it has been converted from three phase and at that rating it must have a heater of some kind
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Main gas cooker
I would say this is about 10 years older than the previous one (so early 1970s) - also remarkably clean
I would say this is about 10 years older than the previous one (so early 1970s) - also remarkably clean
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Tricity Oven/Creda Hob
Early 1970s. We have seen these before only last time they were included with a green Hygena kitchen, I posted here a couple of months ago. Again they are clean but £50 is a bit optimistic
Early 1970s. We have seen these before only last time they were included with a green Hygena kitchen, I posted here a couple of months ago. Again they are clean but £50 is a bit optimistic
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Belling Cooker
Seems like I am jumping back in 10 year intervals - this is from the early 1960s. Interesting to see its not actually a double oven cooker, the "lower" oven is actually only a cabinet for keeping cooked food warm
Seems like I am jumping back in 10 year intervals - this is from the early 1960s. Interesting to see its not actually a double oven cooker, the "lower" oven is actually only a cabinet for keeping cooked food warm
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English Rose Kitchen
This must have been a brave colour choice when new. I can see the hob clearly but the Oven and hood are replacements - this probably has a Tricty oven originally
This must have been a brave colour choice when new. I can see the hob clearly but the Oven and hood are replacements - this probably has a Tricty oven originally
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1992?
Looks more like 1972 to me! Just as well it is only on for £1, this was a cheap kitchen even when it was new
Looks more like 1972 to me! Just as well it is only on for £1, this was a cheap kitchen even when it was new
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Schrieber Kitchen
Mid 1970s, from the days before it was swallowed up by MFI
Mid 1970s, from the days before it was swallowed up by MFI
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Parnall Dryer
An example of bringing back an old name to put on a modern product. The last product Parnall produced was a small tumble dryer. After the brand was discontinued the same design continued as Jackson and then for a very long time as Creda, where its was updated and somewhat re-styled over the years. Eventually the design did not look much like the old Parnall dryer as all, and soldiered on as Creda for many years. This is a Creda dryer with the Parnall name, and so things go in circles
An example of bringing back an old name to put on a modern product. The last product Parnall produced was a small tumble dryer. After the brand was discontinued the same design continued as Jackson and then for a very long time as Creda, where its was updated and somewhat re-styled over the years. Eventually the design did not look much like the old Parnall dryer as all, and soldiered on as Creda for many years. This is a Creda dryer with the Parnall name, and so things go in circles
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Main gas stove.
Goodness me thats a blast from the 60's I am sure as Mum bought one brand new from the Gas showroom it was a lesser model as no timer but otherwise identical to the one shown, In 1973 My Uncle moved into a new property and he bought the exact one shown second hand from an auction and it worked flawlessly until he moved in 2001 and left it behind for the new occupiers.
I remember the pilot light on his played up so he always had a giant box of safety matches by the side of it he used matches for the grill and oven too but ours had the battery operated glow igniters, We bought a later stove in 82 that was plugged in so it clicked to light and had a clock you could set which was the main reason for having it so Mum could put stuff to cook and go to work, those were the days !!
Austin
Goodness me thats a blast from the 60's I am sure as Mum bought one brand new from the Gas showroom it was a lesser model as no timer but otherwise identical to the one shown, In 1973 My Uncle moved into a new property and he bought the exact one shown second hand from an auction and it worked flawlessly until he moved in 2001 and left it behind for the new occupiers.
I remember the pilot light on his played up so he always had a giant box of safety matches by the side of it he used matches for the grill and oven too but ours had the battery operated glow igniters, We bought a later stove in 82 that was plugged in so it clicked to light and had a clock you could set which was the main reason for having it so Mum could put stuff to cook and go to work, those were the days !!
Austin
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And that, ladies and gentlemen, is the perfect example of why it is good to post these items in a thread as we get to share knowledge, experience and sometimes opinions too on some of the vintage items which come up.
Thank you for sharing Austin
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is the perfect example of why it is good to post these items in a thread as we get to share knowledge, experience and sometimes opinions too on some of the vintage items which come up.
Thank you for sharing Austin
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Creda Dishwasher
I know little about these, but would date it to 1980s. made in UK too apparently, which is a bit o a surprise. £45 seems steep given that it is not actually fully functional .....
I know little about these, but would date it to 1980s. made in UK too apparently, which is a bit o a surprise. £45 seems steep given that it is not actually fully functional .....
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