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UK classic Appliances March 2016
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In reply #67 pic 5 what is the box in the counter for? I see that it pulls out also.
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Hoover Electron Vented Washer Dyer
Here's a rare vented Hoover Electron Washer Dryer
Here's a rare vented Hoover Electron Washer Dryer
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NIB Mixer 1
I have posted a few of the Morphy Richards versions of these mixers - this is the Krups version - there were other brands of this same machine throughout Europe too. Mid 1970s I would say
I have posted a few of the Morphy Richards versions of these mixers - this is the Krups version - there were other brands of this same machine throughout Europe too. Mid 1970s I would say
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NIB Mixer 3
Well maybe not NIB but not far off it - from mid 1960s - its the predecessor model to the one just above
Well maybe not NIB but not far off it - from mid 1960s - its the predecessor model to the one just above
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Kenwood blender
From the 1970s you can see the design similarities with the 1970s Chefette. This was quite a small model, they had a larger model that was more use
From the 1970s you can see the design similarities with the 1970s Chefette. This was quite a small model, they had a larger model that was more use
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MR Cordless
I don't know when this is from but the styling of the instructions says 1980s to me
I don't know when this is from but the styling of the instructions says 1980s to me
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Another green kitchen
This time with some vintage appliances too. May possibly be later English Rose, not sure, but it must have been expensive in its day. The original oven was almost certainly Tricity by the size of the oven cavity. The Sholtes hob (French) was very popular as a split level in the 1970s
This time with some vintage appliances too. May possibly be later English Rose, not sure, but it must have been expensive in its day. The original oven was almost certainly Tricity by the size of the oven cavity. The Sholtes hob (French) was very popular as a split level in the 1970s
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Woodgrain effect
In Essex.
My parents built a house in 1964 early 1965, or next door neighbours built theirs at almost the same time. Their kitchen was identical to this one although I do not recall the brand name
In Essex.
My parents built a house in 1964 early 1965, or next door neighbours built theirs at almost the same time. Their kitchen was identical to this one although I do not recall the brand name
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English Rose
The second time round for this well used kitchen. Last time it started at £500, the seller is still being very optimistic at £350
The second time round for this well used kitchen. Last time it started at £500, the seller is still being very optimistic at £350
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Woodgrain 2
Another optimistic seller although it is somewhat offset by the inclusion of oven and hob and hood. Unusually they are all from different suppliers. The kitchen itself is no great shakes, and not of exceptional quality. I would say mid to late 1970s
Another optimistic seller although it is somewhat offset by the inclusion of oven and hob and hood. Unusually they are all from different suppliers. The kitchen itself is no great shakes, and not of exceptional quality. I would say mid to late 1970s
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Belling Hob
This is the companion hob to the oven from the mid 1970s - its gimmick was that the lid dropped flush to the work top with the hob dropping down as the lid closed. Of course the lid made a splash back, its no great shakes otherwise as it does not even have a dual ring never mind simmerstat - its expensive for its condition now.
This is the companion hob to the oven from the mid 1970s - its gimmick was that the lid dropped flush to the work top with the hob dropping down as the lid closed. Of course the lid made a splash back, its no great shakes otherwise as it does not even have a dual ring never mind simmerstat - its expensive for its condition now.
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Later Belling Oven
Mid 1980s - as common at the time the grill/small oven was now above the main oven - Tricity went the same way, Creda always used that layout. At least the price is right to start
Mid 1980s - as common at the time the grill/small oven was now above the main oven - Tricity went the same way, Creda always used that layout. At least the price is right to start
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Thanks
to those who posted other items to the thread - Steve, you beat me to it on most of those Hoover items
to those who posted other items to the thread - Steve, you beat me to it on most of those Hoover items
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Louis
If that kitchen had been in blue I would have found it hard to resist
I think you may be right about the Neff oven, around this time they produced a double oven with two full size ovens, the controls where located between the two ovens rather than at the top - that would explain the very large aperture which looks bigger even than that for a Tricity oven (which is 1200mm). Sharp eyes too on the domino hob units - the large griddle plate has a white knob which is much earlier than the others which look like (later) Neff. The hood could also be original to the kitchen as Neff used this style from at least the mid 1970s when I presume this kitchen dates from. Did you notice there is a Moulinex can opener there too?
Louis
If that kitchen had been in blue I would have found it hard to resist
I think you may be right about the Neff oven, around this time they produced a double oven with two full size ovens, the controls where located between the two ovens rather than at the top - that would explain the very large aperture which looks bigger even than that for a Tricity oven (which is 1200mm). Sharp eyes too on the domino hob units - the large griddle plate has a white knob which is much earlier than the others which look like (later) Neff. The hood could also be original to the kitchen as Neff used this style from at least the mid 1970s when I presume this kitchen dates from. Did you notice there is a Moulinex can opener there too?
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Jon
I think that is a built in trash can - a means I suppose of making better use of a corner although personally I think it would have been difficult to keep clean with all the crumbs, flour etc you would expect on a counter top. Awkward to lift out when full as well I think
Al
Jon
I think that is a built in trash can - a means I suppose of making better use of a corner although personally I think it would have been difficult to keep clean with all the crumbs, flour etc you would expect on a counter top. Awkward to lift out when full as well I think
Al
