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UK Classic Appliances - February 2015
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Hotpoint Spin Dryer
I think this is quite pricy - I got mine for 99p. It has a timer though and, unfortunately, rust in the same places
I think this is quite pricy - I got mine for 99p. It has a timer though and, unfortunately, rust in the same places
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Relisted
From last month
GEC Hilton cooker
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-G...057?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item4190573ed1
Belling Classic
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Belling-C...434?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item3aa2534962
Belling Range - the better one of the two
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-o...637?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item19fb8f4bad
Carron Chatelaine
Cheaper but still pricy
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-r...itchen_Ovens_Hobs_Cookers&hash=item5d5503997d
English Electric Rapide 58
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Retro-Eng...770?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item234b273012
And from this month
English Electric
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-1...475?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item1c4ddd2b5b
From last month
GEC Hilton cooker
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-G...057?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item4190573ed1
Belling Classic
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Belling-C...434?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item3aa2534962
Belling Range - the better one of the two
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-o...637?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item19fb8f4bad
Carron Chatelaine
Cheaper but still pricy
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-r...itchen_Ovens_Hobs_Cookers&hash=item5d5503997d
English Electric Rapide 58
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Retro-Eng...770?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item234b273012
And from this month
English Electric
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-1...475?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item1c4ddd2b5b
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Cannon
Whilst doing these threads I have posted several Cannon gas cookers which actually show the evolution of this long running model. This looks to be one of the earliest versions. Its not cheap for a cooker getting on for 60 years old
Whilst doing these threads I have posted several Cannon gas cookers which actually show the evolution of this long running model. This looks to be one of the earliest versions. Its not cheap for a cooker getting on for 60 years old
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And speaking of getting on for 60 years
There is this - the brand is not familiar to me. This is actually 58 years old as it was purchased exactly one year before I was born - on a Saturday.
This is not cheap either!
There is this - the brand is not familiar to me. This is actually 58 years old as it was purchased exactly one year before I was born - on a Saturday.
This is not cheap either!
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Kanyda Kitchen
I am not posting this so much that people might be interested in buying it, but it is an example of a long running range of cupboards. As far as I am aware they did go on sale in the late 1950s and were around all through the 1960s and into early 70's.
I am not posting this so much that people might be interested in buying it, but it is an example of a long running range of cupboards. As far as I am aware they did go on sale in the late 1950s and were around all through the 1960s and into early 70's.
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Hotpoint Liberator Compact Dryer
In Bucks
In Bucks
Electra/Philips Dryer
The Philips version of this dryer was the first I owned, bought in 1980. I have an identical one in my collection and it still runs very well. This one even has the vent hose. its in Bristol
The Philips version of this dryer was the first I owned, bought in 1980. I have an identical one in my collection and it still runs very well. This one even has the vent hose. its in Bristol
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Supertwin MkII
I just noticed the link on the MKII I posted above did not work, sorry about that
This one should be better
I just noticed the link on the MKII I posted above did not work, sorry about that
This one should be better
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Wrighton Kitchen
Looks good and price can't be beat
In Woodbridge, Suffolk
Looks good and price can't be beat
In Woodbridge, Suffolk
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triumphdolomite
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Kanyda Kitchen
Al
That Kanyda kitchen takes me back, my Aunt had the very same sink unit, the wringer for the Countess lived in the bottom right hand cupboard! I do like that Belling Classic but I'd love a Double 80, they look much 'classier' than my daily driver, a late model 90 in two tone brown. So very 80's.
Ian
Al
That Kanyda kitchen takes me back, my Aunt had the very same sink unit, the wringer for the Countess lived in the bottom right hand cupboard! I do like that Belling Classic but I'd love a Double 80, they look much 'classier' than my daily driver, a late model 90 in two tone brown. So very 80's.
Ian
Belling Classic
Ian
I agree with you 100% about the Belling Classic 80 which I would find very hard to resist is one came up. I have a brochure at home which I will scan and post if I have time over the weekend. It is another of those UK products of the time which showed a cleanness of line and unadorned styling. Hotpoint washing machines are another example as indeed I would say were the dashboards and interiors of the "Mk II" Triumphs.
That said the 1970s version is not too far off, I posted one last month - its reply #32 not quite 2/3 of the way down the thread linked below.
I also posted a kitchen for sale in one of the late threads in 2014 which had a Classic 80?
Are you not tempted by the Carron Capri in Derby which has just been relisted again? I posted that last month too
Al
www.automaticwasher.org
Ian
I agree with you 100% about the Belling Classic 80 which I would find very hard to resist is one came up. I have a brochure at home which I will scan and post if I have time over the weekend. It is another of those UK products of the time which showed a cleanness of line and unadorned styling. Hotpoint washing machines are another example as indeed I would say were the dashboards and interiors of the "Mk II" Triumphs.
That said the 1970s version is not too far off, I posted one last month - its reply #32 not quite 2/3 of the way down the thread linked below.
I also posted a kitchen for sale in one of the late threads in 2014 which had a Classic 80?
Are you not tempted by the Carron Capri in Derby which has just been relisted again? I posted that last month too
Al
Classic UK Appliances January 2015
New year and new things to see so lets kick off with this rare item - from mid-late 1970s, it was TOL for its time - in London http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Microwave-cooker-rare-retro-model-Moffat-Model-4001-1975-/221655929476?pt=UK_H_G_Major_Appliances_Oven_Cooker_Hoods_ET&hash=item339bb91284
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Phillips auto dry
I spotted this in st oswalds charity shop warehouse in Kingston park near newcastle I didn't know there were auto dry machines from this era mind you I don't know a lot about Phillips. It was only £15. Apparently works
Richard
I spotted this in st oswalds charity shop warehouse in Kingston park near newcastle I didn't know there were auto dry machines from this era mind you I don't know a lot about Phillips. It was only £15. Apparently works
Richard
NIB
I was going to write that I thought this was delusional till I saw what was actually on offer. Apparently new in box Moffat and cannon hob - so probably fair enough for those who wasn't gas
I was going to write that I thought this was delusional till I saw what was actually on offer. Apparently new in box Moffat and cannon hob - so probably fair enough for those who wasn't gas
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Another Carron
Although by this time is it a Cannon. Controls now at hob level and grill chamber can be closed. I do not recall there being an electric version of this cooker/
Although by this time is it a Cannon. Controls now at hob level and grill chamber can be closed. I do not recall there being an electric version of this cooker/
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At first glance
I thought this was a Creda - Constellation I think the model was. It certainly is very similar, particularly in the hob layout, so was probably manufactured by them
I thought this was a Creda - Constellation I think the model was. It certainly is very similar, particularly in the hob layout, so was probably manufactured by them
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And right on cue for "TriumphDolomite"
A Belling Classic Double 80 Extra - with fan oven, later model. Looks a bit tatty though and not much time left on the auction I am afraid
A Belling Classic Double 80 Extra - with fan oven, later model. Looks a bit tatty though and not much time left on the auction I am afraid
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ovrphil
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Reply #56 - a configuration for every but (t)
First, it's interesting to see the other side of the pond appliances here.
That stove in #56 is unusual - never saw a stove with all the burners in crop-planted style hangin on the front edge.
First, it's interesting to see the other side of the pond appliances here.
That stove in #56 is unusual - never saw a stove with all the burners in crop-planted style hangin on the front edge.
