Yowza, reader and epic retro researcher Jason — who constantly sends us tips about vintage goodies coming up for sale — has done it again, uncovering yet another amazing vintage find. This time it is a New Old Stock Westinghouse range for sale by ebay seller pedro4 in Waltham, Mass. The stove, he says, rescued from the basement of a Westinghouse repairman’s home, where it had sat unused for 60 years. The stove is a beauty indeed, shiny, clean and oozing retro charm — and it also has a few unique functional features — like the built-in fryer basket that sits directly in the stovetop. Neato!
- You can check out this vintage Westinghouse stove — New Old Stock
on ebay (*affiliate link).
From the Ebay listing:
Up for auction is this once in a lifetime find. An unused Westinghouse DD-74 Electric stove from the 40’s or 50’s.
This unique find came from a Westinghouse distributer/repair man and has been stored in a dry basement for over 60 years. It is unused and most likely never even plugged in. Look at all the pictures to see what a beautiful 60 year old electric stove this is.
As stated it is unused, and is in tremendous shape. Look at the picture from the inside of the oven. It shines like the day it was manufactured. This may be the only one of it’s kind in this shape. All draws are perfect, they are clean and shiny.
There are a couple of minor blemishes, but they are minor and can be touched up. These blemishes are on one side of the stove where there are 2 small places where the enamel came off. A little enamel paint and it will resolve the problem. Also there are couple of small scuff marks but not dings or dents. The only other thing is the chrome needs to be polished.
As stated this is probably the only unused stove of its type in existence unless it is in a Westinghouse Museum.
It weights probably 225 lbs and measures approx. 40″ by 27″ by 44 inches tall.
This stove seems like a museum worthy piece indeed — though it would be a dream to have in someone’s vintage kitchen. Mind you: Be sure to have a properly licensed professional check out your vintage appliances — even if they are New Old Stock. Mega thanks to Jason for yet another great tip and to Ebay seller pedro4 for allowing us to feature the photos of this rare New Old Stock Westinghouse stove.
Hi my name is mark I’ve just found a Westinghouse stove it looks like the one that Jason fought the non are difent model #B74-49 how old is this one
I have that exact stove but my bottom oven element recently stopped working. Does anyone here happen to know where i can find one? Ive tried and tried but no luck 🙁
see the story in the first box here https://retrorenovation.com/category/kitchen/other-stuff-such-as-appliances-accessories/
When dating things, a lot of times I look for patent dates. That will usually get you pretty close. Nothing will be older than the latest patent date listed. Easy to find patent date charts on the web
I have a 1949 westinghouse frost free fridge in almost perfect condition still running amazingly. I would most dearly love to own and cherish this stove with the amazing care it deserves. I would love to discuss a price and could pick it up if need be. I’d greatly appreciate to be contacted back just to chat and learn the history and memories associated with the original owner. Please contact me back. Thank you
Karen, this is an old story. Click on the ebay link (brite bold blue) and you can try to contact the seller to see if it’s still available. No one can see your email here.
I recently purchased a 1950’s westinghouse electric stove. Trying to teplace two top elements with no luck so far. Could you possibly point in the right direction? Thank you in advance.
See our Kitchen Help / Appliances category – https://retrorenovation.com/category/kitchen/other-stuff-such-as-appliances-accessories/
My 92 year-old aunt has a vintage Westinghouse wall oven. A younger nephew broke the handle, and she doesn’t wish to purchase a new oven. The 40+ year-old oven is just fine. Does anyone have a pull handle foe the oven?
If you search on YouTube for “Dinner at 6,” you will see an industrial film all about this Westinghouse electric range. We happened to watch it today to enjoy the midcentury furniture and clothing (and language) and I found this website later looking up info about the range.