Flickr friend Two-Bad provides these images of his (her?) Frigidaire Flair range, along with a vintage ad. Readers say that Samantha Stevens had one in Bewitched. While this model had many imitators – for some reason, the Frigidaire Flair seems to be everyone’s favorite. And look at how great the Danish Modern orange looks with the pink… and the gold… and are those popovers in the oven on the left? Many thanks, Two-Bad!
Sputnik Sandi says
I have a Flair in my turquoise kitchen, and it’s the best oven I’ve ever had, both esthetically and functionally! Pam, I sent you some pictures a while back…
Ari says
GREAT stove!! I also loved the Stephen’s kitchen. Their Frigidaire stove and their bottom freezer fridge. Thanks for the great pics!
Heather from SD says
Hey there,
This house that I just went to see in San Diego has this still. It was gross and my Hubby could barely pull the stove part. I told him I loved it and he told me I was crazy!!! Ok, I am a bit 🙂 I am still trying to talk him into buying this house for me!
http://www.sdlookup.com/Pictures-080073797#7
red203459 says
Not that far past… I moved into a home in Alton in ’84 and behold in the kitchen was one of these stoves! I had never seen anything like this before! Mine was the traditional brown with the dark brown sides and stainless steel. I have to say it worked like a dream!!
RetroRuth says
That stove looks great in Two-Bad’s kitchen! Perfect spot.
Terri – those button switches sound amazing. We have spring-loaded switches in our house, they took a little bit to get used to!
Joe says
I just got very familiar with one of these ovens……..;)
details to follow 🙂
cadman says
Terri, those pushbutton light switches go for good money on the ‘bay these days if they’re the ones I’m thinking of. They were designed by Dreyfuss & Assoc if I recall, and featured clear, curved switch plates that allowed one to put any backing they liked inside. No unsightly screws, either!
Terri says
My grandparents, who would now be almost 100 years old, had a very cool/mod decor house in the 1960’s. They had this oven in their kitchen, it was all stainless and when it wasn’t in use, it slid back and the top covered the burners. They kitchen and bathroom were pink. They didn’t have light switches, but big round push buttons to turn on the lights!
Lane_in_PA says
This is also in the movie “Blast From the Past”, a movie that never fails to satisfy my retro cravings.
Juji says
Dreamy!
I remember this in Bewitched.
*starry*