GE Antique 4-Blade Metal Electric Table/Desk Fan Black Vintage Collectible
GE Antique 4-Blade Metal Electric Table/Desk Fan Black Vintage Collectible.
GE Antique 4-Blade Metal Electric Table/Desk Fan Black Vintage Collectible.
Antique GE Brass Blade 3-Speed Fan AUU 272223 Vintage 4-Blade in Working Cond. Warning – the cord needs to be replaced, the fan is not grounded properly and gave us slight shock during testing. Do not use this fan until the cord has been replaced. We did test the fan, however, and found it to…
There are some scuffs as seen on the photos, a small crack, light rust & some tape residue on the back of one of the blades. All flaws are pictured.
Nice Antique Century SA-9Inch Model 52 Brass 4-Blade 3-Speed Oscillating Desk/Table Fan. Brass blade, badge, and front plate. Measures 15″ tall x 8.5″ deep x 11 wide. Normal age related wear. Nice addition to any collection!
HAS A 12 PLASTIC BLADE PLUG IN CORD LOOKS NEW LOOKS LIKE BEEN PAINTED..
There are some scuffs as seen on the photos, a small crack, light rust & some tape residue on the back of one of the blades. All flaws are pictured.
This vintage General Electric fan is a beautiful addition to any collection. The brass blade fan features an antique finish and a circular bird cage vent style. The fan is electric and has three speeds. It has an adjustable tilt/head feature. The fan is made of brass and has a cast iron base. It measures…
Antique 1920’s 12 brass 4-blade desk table fan. I believe Westinghouse or GE? All 3 speeds work. Oscillating function is intermittent. Cord is in good condition with original plug. Measures 13.5″ wide x 18″ tall x 9.25 deep.
This vintage General Electric fan cage fan is a true antique, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike. With a black metal finish and circular vent style, this fan is a classic addition to any table or desk. Featuring adjustable tilt/head and oscillation capabilities, this fan is both functional and stylish. Measuring 10″ in depth, 18″…
Vintage Mathes Cooler Box Fan. Finish on the side is peeling a bit, possible zig zag crack in wood down the side (see pictures). Fan works but has not been used other than a test in years and I see some fraying of the wire (see pictures) so would recommend re-wiring before use.