Antique 1930s Art Deco Westinghouse 16 Desk Fan #16SD 1381399 Works Great! Ee all photos as part of the description. Beautiful fan is fully tested and works great! All 3 speeds work as well as the oscillating function. Head tilt lock works great. Cord is in rough shape in a couple spots- I would definitely…
CORD HAS BEEN CUT AND FAN HAS LOTS OF RUST AS SHOWN. BLADES ARE METAL I THINK AND SHOW WEAR FROM AGE. STANDS APPROX: 16″ TALL WITH 12″ BLADES. HAS LOTS OF WEAR WITH RUST, SCRATCHES, SCUFFS, MARKS, DIRTY, ETC. PLEASE ASK IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS THANK YOU!
VINTAGE 1950s 16 Emerson 79648-AX Electric 3 Speed Desk Fan Oscillating. Great Working Vintage condition. May need to be replace. We describe our listing through the photos. Please look over them carefully as they are the main part of the description. Message us for more photos, measurements or questions. Feel free to message us before…
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.
Fan is in fair condition. Everything is moving freely. Cord is poor condition and I have not tested the Fan.
This antique General Electric desk fan is a vintage piece with a brass blade and circular vent style. It is an original GE model Type AVV from the United States, featuring oscillation for better air circulation. The fan is powered by electricity and has a black finish, making it a stylish addition to any home…
This is a vintage GE SMY desk fan from around 1914, featuring a 16 round copper body with 6 blades. It has three speeds controlled by a rotary knob and an electrical cord. Made in the United States, this fan is both functional and collectible, perfect for use in any room.
Desk Fan WORKS Art Deco Style Turquoise RARE 10 4 Blade Owosso, MI. Pre-owned in WORKING condition with general age & usage wear including scratches, stains, rust, dust, tarnish, tape on 2 sections of cord, etc. See photos as part of description.
I believe is from the 1920’s – 30’s. IT HAS A LEVER ON THE LOWER SIDE AND AN ADJUSTIBLE KNOB THAT ALLOWS FOR TILTING THE FAN. THE PLATE READS WESTINGHOUSE, 60 CYCLES, 100-120 VOLTS, STYLE #363329. WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MANUFACTURING COMPANY, NEWARK, NJ USA. MEASURES APPROX 14″ HIGH AND BLADES AE 4 1/2″ LONG. BESIDES…