1920s General Electric Tabletop Fan Type AOR from WI, 11” hight
1920s General Electric Tabletop Fan Type AOR from WI, 11” hight. Has the number N.
1920s General Electric Tabletop Fan Type AOR from WI, 11” hight. Has the number N.
This antique pedestal fan is made from premium quality material and great value to go hand in hand. Fan Size :- 55 Inch. Material- Aluminum Brass & wood and included fastest DC motor. Fan color black and stand color brown head antique heavy brass. Excellent Gifting For Friend, Family, Lover, Home Decor. Antique brass fan…
Antique Westinghouse Whirlwind Desk Fan Black Model 253468 Working 4 Blade 8. Runs smoothly and quietly.
Great condition oscillates runs smooth all original.
Bring timeless nautical elegance to your home or office with this beautifully crafted Vintage Nautical Tripod Fan. Designed with a classic brass finish and mounted on a sturdy wooden tripod stand, this decorative fan is inspired by antique marine instruments and steampunk aesthetics. Perfect for libraries, offices, living rooms, study rooms, nautical-themed interiors, and collectors…
Vintage General Electric “Trade Wind” 8-Inch Desk Fan – Model 49X718 Vintage General Electric Trade Wind electric desk fan, made in the USA. Details: General Electric Trade Wind 8-inch non-oscillating fan Catalog No. 49X718 110/120 volt 0.5 amp Made in USA Nice original vintage appearance Badge and bottom identification label are intact Normal scratches, dust,…
Antique Brass Pedestal Floor Fan Vintage Style With Wooden Tripod Stand Decor. Electric fan design Floor Fan Power Source Corded Electric Special Feature Foldable Room Type Bedroom, Living ROom, Drawing Room, Kitchen Recommended Usage Indoor, Kitchen, Home, Office, Bedroom, Mounting Type Floor Mount Indoor/Outdoor Usage Indoor Style Art Decor Product description : Antique brass fan…
Antique Emerson Electric 52 Ceiling Fan Motor 34641 Oil Bath 1915 U. This fan style was originally part of the non ornamental “Trojan” line that began around 1904. When Emerson ended the Trojan line sometime around circa 1912-13, the Trojan ceiling fan was marketed with only. “Emerson” on the motor tag. Of note is the…