Unknown early 60s stove in green or torquoise

[bradfordwhite]

What color and what brand?

If it's Sherwood green or robbins egg blue I'm loving it.

The burner controls make it look GE, but this isn't GE.

 

[pulltostart]

Looks like Hotpoint to me.

 

lawrence

 

[turquoisedude]

I concur with Lawrence - pushbutton controls and what we can see of the oven controls suggest Hotpoint. 

 

 

[tomturbomatic]

I do not think that is a Hotpoint. Hotpoint ranges have a shallower, more squared off front of the cooktop. This cooktop looks more like a Roper-made product. I wish I could see the center of the control panel. The range looks like it might be Canadian. Where did you find this picture with the crock pot in the middle of the range? The trim rings for the surface units do not look like Hotpoint/GE rings. The oven door handle looks like it's from an early 60s Frigidaire, but it's not a Frigidaire range either.

 

[pulltostart]

Tom,

The oven handle and the profile of the oven door front has me wondering, too.  The handle screams Roper.  I wonder if this might be a Kenmore?

 

lawrence

 

[bradfordwhite]

similar to...

1961 made for Sears stove.

The straight back splash, the no-spill thin raised edges, the short width stove handle
but the one above is clearly a higher up model as it has panel light and snazzy push buttons.

 

[circlew]

Not Hotpoint

Nor Roper. It's a late 50's - very early 60's Kelvinator.

 

[combo52]

I am going to say Canadian range, Maybe US Kelvinator but I don't recall a Kelvinator that looks like this.

 

John L.

 

[norgeway]

Definately

AMC Kelvinator,

 

[norgeway]

I only know because

A older lady in my hometown had the same stove in white.