This fan is in very good working condition see all pics even cord is in very good condition may need lubricating & cleaning up. The item “Antique Century Electric Fan with brass blades steel cage” is in sale since Saturday, October 29, 2016. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Kitchen & Home\Electric Fans”. The seller…
Measures 72 in diameter. Below is a list of shippers that have been used in the past with no complaints to this point. 215 493 8100 , or Google them. Plycon Transportation 1 888 655 2664. White Glove Transportation 718 628 8900. The item “Old or Antique Vintage 4 Blade Airplane Propeller Machine Age Mid…
MOTOR REPAIR AND SERVICE. AVAILABLE IN OUR FORT WORTH SHOP. Antique and Vintage Ceiling Fans. Antique and Vintage Desk Fans. Antique and Vintage Electric Motors. Antique and Vintage Desk Fan Misc. Nice 16 Century S3 Skeletal Motor Oscillating Fan Electric Antique Early. No blades, cage or struts. Only includes what’s pictured. The fan needs the…
Century 12 S-3 Model 15 Oscillator Circa Late Teens. This is a Century “Skeletal” fan with excellent original paint and good brass cage and blade. (one cage S-wire is broken). The motor and fan are untested. For parts or restoration. I took resistance readings between the three head wires and they were A-B 158.6 ohms,…
The fan has brass blades within a brass cage mounted on the cast iron housing The blades measures 16 inches in diameter, fan measures 20 inches in height. I believe the fan can be made to work by an expert in fan repair. See photos for details. The item “Antique Vtg. 5 Speed S15 Century…
1915 Century Model 172, 58 inch Ceiling Fan in perfect working order Restored beautifully and ready to hang. This was made in St Louis and you won’t find a better example of this model. The item “Antique Century Model 172 58 Inch Ceiling Fan Restored Working St Louis Missouri” is in sale since Sunday, August…
Here is a Century Brass Blade Fan. The fan measures about 12″ in diameter, the cage, about 13″. Both the blades and the cage are brass. This fan is HEAVY, over 21 lbs. It is a 5 speed and it does work and oscillate but it takes a while to get to full speed, probably…
5 speed, stationary fan. Fan does not run. Missing wire from motor to switch, and missing plug wire. It may need new windings inside the motor to get it running. Brass blades spin nice & freely and appear straight with no bends. 16 brass cage is straight with no bends, no breaks. Paint is all…
This is an all chrome 16 CENTURY Alternating Current Fan Patented in 1914. I could find no information on this fan online so I have to assume it’s a fairly rare one. Been told the all chrome fans from this era were primarily used in sanitary settings such as hospitals and commercial kitchens. By CENTURY…
The fan has the old original cord from the 1920’s or 1930’s era and the cord is in good condition. The end of the cord has a hard bakelite plug which is marked Belden CHICAGO by the metal prongs. On the center of the cage fan it has a metal 1 ½ circle. On the…