vintage wall oven
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scott55405
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Goatfarmer, your link went to a room full of Speed Queen commercial machines. 
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scott55405
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Very cool!
vintage wall oven
This is a real cool oven. I once saw one just like this in a house in Maryland a few years back.
Peter
This is a real cool oven. I once saw one just like this in a house in Maryland a few years back.
Peter
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A Westy! Thank God they're selling it and not jumping on the door...
You can be sure its Westinghouse
I have seen quite a few of these in this locale. Like the contractors put these in a lot of kitchens. Even some without a window, but all Westinghouse. Unfortunately, many have disappeared due to remodeling. But that hasn't been too many years ago-these ovens seem to last forever. A friend of mine had one in yellow.
I have seen quite a few of these in this locale. Like the contractors put these in a lot of kitchens. Even some without a window, but all Westinghouse. Unfortunately, many have disappeared due to remodeling. But that hasn't been too many years ago-these ovens seem to last forever. A friend of mine had one in yellow.
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interesting configuration
Notice the bake element is calrod type while broil element is old-fashioned open coil type.
Notice the bake element is calrod type while broil element is old-fashioned open coil type.
This is very cool, we had a similar Westinghouse in a house built in the early 60's, the controls were on the side of the oven. Our was 30" wide, this one is 33 inches wide - say hello to a custom carpenter and a home equity line of credit ;-)
