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!
Faye says
Looking for replacement knobs for my custom imperial Flair oven. Can anyone help me?
pam kueber says
See our FAQ / Appliances
Sy says
Anyone interested in buying one near San Francisco Bay Area? Just bought a house with a Flair in the kitchen. All appears to be in working condition – original owner seems to have taken really good care of it.
Amy says
I just bought one of these in a junk shop in Lincoln, NE. I’m remodeling my kitchen and am so thrilled! What are the chances that this 50-year-old stove will work for another 50 years?
pam kueber says
I am not an expert … see our stories on resources for helping with vintage appliances in our Kitchen / Appliances subcategory.
A Frigidaire Flair — a real favorite!
LINDA says
I have had mine for 30 years … Came with the old farm house we bought in 1987… Still tick’in… I absolutely love it
Amamda says
I have one of these in excellent shape. What price should I ask for it?
pam kueber says
Amanda, we do not do pricing valuations here…
Susan frank says
My daughter wants one as her great grandmother had one. She found one in really great condition but it’s the one door for 250.00 then asked me if I want to drive to Ohio as there is one out there for 100.00. 9 hour drive it would be cheaper to buy the one for 250.00. I love them but she still lives at home where am I going to store it! Find a buyer and set a price and hope it finds a good home.
Joanne says
The only thing I would like to say is I would like to see these come back. I like the way the oven door opens upward. No reaching across a hot oven door, or if you have a full range no nearly tripping over the oven door that is nearly to the floor. This 1960’s Fridgidair Flair is a great model. I keep hoping they will bring it back for the consumers to buy. Please, please, please, please, please, please, please. Please. 🙂
Vickie Ezzell says
I an looking for a new or guaranteed used thermostat for my Frigidaire Flair oven. My stove is a Custom Deluxe Model RCDB-640-2. The original part number is 6564064. I understand the part numbers may have been replaced with different ones through the years. Any info anyone has will be helpful. Thank you.
pam kueber says
Vickie, head to our Kitchen Help / Appliances category. At the top you will see our story about where to go to look for help with vintage appliances. Good luck!
Gloria says
Looking for replacement burner for this stove. Any ideas were I can find them.
pam kueber says
See our category Kitchen Help/Appliances or FAQs/Appliances — we have a story on where to find help.
Jovon T. says
I just saw this beauty today and worked it out so that I can give payments and get it! Woot! My mother actually found it on a FB yard sale site and it is in pristine condition with original instructions and everything! My mom said that my great grandmother, Nannie, had one just like it! How I loved my Nannie! Only mine has just the one oven….
I do have a question though. I have a vintage dinette set with yellow Formica top and matching chairs and the chrome. It’s like it’s new, it’s been very well taken care of. I am wanting to do my kitchen in the black and white checkerboard linoleum, and now I have this stove. I also have a Coldspot refrigerator from (I think) the late 1920’s to early 1930’s. So here is my dilemma…I love all these pieces so so so much, but they are all from different eras…but aren’t they all kind of similar? I am no expert at all like you, Pam, but do you think these eras could be mixed tastefully and in a fun unique way without looking like I am all over the map (which I guess I kind of am, LOL). I was also kind of thinking…well nowadays people have appliances and tables and dishes and everything that are all kinds of different years old because not everyone stays “state of the art”. Like you move into an apartment or house built in the 70’s and it may have an 80’s fridge, 70’s cabinets, 90’s bathroom and you have the newest chic kitchen table or loveseat or something…yet it works nice…see what I’m saying?
Here are the links to pictures of the items I have (except the linoleum at the moment):
Refrigerator – http://www.pinterest.com/pin/423690277417114843/
Stove – http://www.pinterest.com/pin/423690277417111459/
Table – http://www.pinterest.com/pin/423690277417114779/
Thanks so much in advance for any and all advice!
Sharon says
My neighbor just showed us her Flair that she has had since 1967 she said she had this current house build around it 🙂 she has been in this house for 27 years Her Flair is pristene and everything works she said except for the clock and it needs a fuse but it would require lifting the 350 lb stove so she says it is not that important It is so awesome to see this appliance in the works
Suzanne says
I have a Frigidaire Flair Oven model RCIB 645, double oven. Can I get replacement burners and/or elements for this?
pam kueber says
See our FAQs for Appliances. We have some possible resources identified there.