More than fifty years ago, when I was in the small Georgia Power Company branch store in our neighborhood, I saw a beautiful Westinghouse buffet range (hotplate) on a glass shelf. It had a beautiful 6 inch Corox unit in the middle of a chrome top. In the lower righthand corner was a beautiful infinite switch with a knob from a range surface unit. The cabinet is finished in a soft brown. So that was 50 years ago and I still remember how much of an impression it made on me. Last weekend, I was playing in that radioactive playground called eBay and found one of them, unused in the box. It has a slightly different knob and the 1000 watt Corox unit is a newer thinner tube design. So, once again, an appliance dream has come to fruition. No doubt cooking on it would pit and ruin the chrome top, but I was not planning to use it anyway.
Westinghouse Buffet Range
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Do post pictures when you get it!
Do post pictures when you get it!
passatdoc
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I remember my mom had a beautiful (glass, steel, wood) Salton hot tray for keeping buffet food warm (but not for cooking). Looked like it belonged in MOMA in NYC.
Looked like this:
https://www.picclickimg.com/d/l400/...retro-mid-century-Salton-hot-tray-warming.jpg
Looked like this:
https://www.picclickimg.com/d/l400/...retro-mid-century-Salton-hot-tray-warming.jpg
Salton had some wonderful designers; must have been Scandinavian influenced.
norgeway
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I have one
It actually performs well, When you need a extra unit.
It actually performs well, When you need a extra unit.
Thank you, Hans, for confirming that it would be a great performer
