NOTE: Initially the blades worked when plugged in. May just need some TLC. The Antique Electric Lionel Oscillating Desk Fan from the 1900’s is a vintage piece that exudes charm and nostalgia. This 9 cage fan features a classic black color with a brass material construction, embodying the antique finish that adds a touch of…
One speed, spins and oscillates well. The cage is a little bent and held with wire in two places. The cord looks original and is in good shape.
Emerson 4 Blade Desk Fan, Type 77648. This piece comes as shown and measures approx 17″ x 10″ x 21.5 tall. See all photos and video for complete description. Power cord appears to be original. Shows dust, wear, etc. No cleaning or repairing is done prior to sale to any items we sell.
Electric Pedestal Working Vintage Fan With Wooden Adjustable Floor Fan With Brown Wooden Tripod Working Cooling Fan (Pack Of One). Working fan and collectible Fan, full Height 48 inches Approx Weight – 3.5 kg. Fully adjustable Working fan With Powerful Motor. Fan size-13 ground diameter-21 inch.
Might have been used once works great.
Beautiful vintage Galaxy 16 oscillating fan, Model 6, with blue blades, chrome metal cage, and classic retro tabletop styling. This is a great looking vintage fan with strong display appeal and functional use. The blue blades, chrome cage, and original control base give it the exact retro look collectors want. Tested and working on all…
Vintage AAA Metal Desk / Mount Fan HEAVY 14″ x 12″ RARE. Measures 14 inches tall, 12 inches wide and 3.5 inches thick. Fan weighs nearly 10 pounds on it’s own without packaging. IF YOU DON’T SEE IT IN THE PHOTOS THAN DON’T EXPECT TO RECEIVE IT. This way there is no incidents of the…
Vintage General Electric (GE) “Whiz” 9-Inch Desk Fan Catalog No. Untested / For Restoration. The original brass blades spin by hand, though there is slight tension/resistance from the motor when turned. The original power cord is in poor condition and completely degraded. For safety reasons, it must be replaced before attempting to plug in or…
Antique fan from GE in very nice vintage condition. Normal wear and staining, some minor denting in the cage, and looks like one sleeve is missing where the cage wire would’ve joined together on the back of the cage. Nice early patent date of 1906. Fan is a good runner just some very light vibration.…