One of these days I will get around to vintage stoves - my first retro love. So much retro, so little time! Meanwhile feast your eyes on this beauty - a 60s Frigidaire Flair, in Ohio, very shiny! — courtesy Magbot. Thank you, Maggie!
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You’re welcome! I actually get goosebumps every time I look at it.
Pam, I laughed out loud when I saw you’d added “Colonial butter churn magazine holders” to your voter survey.
I really MUST get a scanner. I have several boxes of 1945-65 ‘House Beautful’ and ‘Better Homes & Gardens’ issues. Many treasures there.
I have a particular interest in (and collection of print ads for) that brief fad for refrigerators that were mounted at upper-cabinet height. They looked like the “Pantryette” cabinets? Must not have been a big success, as I’ve never yet seen one in person or for sale. But I’ve got the advertisements to prove they did exist.
…maggie
We had a stove similar to this growing up!!! I love it!!!
Wow — it wound up selling for only $330. What a deal. Especially since those guys at antiqueappliances.com are getting thousands for stoves not nearly as wonderful.
The same stove in white is on ebay now and is located in Santa Clare UT. In case the link doesn’t work, the item # is: 250272782872
http://cgi.ebay.com/frigidaire-antique-oven-stove_W0QQitemZ250272782872QQihZ015QQcategoryZ71251QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem