Antique GE General Electric Type Blade Tabletop Fan+ Mandalorian Helmet+ wooden display Stand. Material : Brass & Iron. Finish: Antique Brown Finish (As shown in Picture). Inner Diameter: Front to back 9 inches approx. Ear to Ear: 8 inches approx. Circumference: 26 inches approx. Weight: 2 kg Approx. Finish Brown Antique As Show in Pitchers.…
Works and looks good, even the felt.
This rare antique Diehl black 19 electric fan is a vintage find for collectors and home enthusiasts. Made of metal with a round shape and a diameter of 17 inches, this fan features oscillation for customizable airflow. With its original design and antique finish, this fan is a unique piece that hails from the United…
Up for sale is a vintage electric fan from Toshiba, model ES-5B. This collectible item features oscillation and comes in a metallic finish. Made in Japan, it is an original piece and has an antique look that is perfect for those who appreciate vintage items. The fan is an electrical appliance and is suitable for…
Old and original guaranteed. Blades are about 12 inches in diameter. It is marked as shown. Shows rust, wear and use as shown. Sale is for the fan as shown. This has not been cleaned, barn fresh. This is heavy weighs about 22.5 pounds. Look at photos to understand condition.
Lightly used with minimal wear. Tested, cleaned, and ready to enjoy. AS SHOWN IN THE PHOTOS. WE ARE SMALL FAMILY OWNED BUSINESS THAT SOURCES SECONDHAND ITEMS. WE CLEAN, REPAIR AND PHOTOGRAPH EACH ITEM THEN LIST IN VARIOUS PLATFORMS. TO KEEP HIGH QUALITY ITEMS OUT OF LANDFILLS BY RESCUING, RESTORING AND RESELLING THEM ONLINE. TO MAKE…
Fresh from an estate is an antique electric fan manufactured by the Alliance Manufacturing Company of Alliance, OH in the 1930s/40s. The model number is 100. The fan’s motor housing mimics a vintage microphone. The fan is all original and in as-found condition. The cord has been cut but, when tested, the fan worked. The…
Bring home a piece of American industrial history with this vintage Emerson Electric fan, manufactured in St. Emerson was one of the top fan makers of the 20th century, known for heavy-duty motors, metal construction, and long-lasting reliability. These models were commonly used in workshops, factories, and garages – built to run for decades. This…
This Vintage/Antique General Electric Black Electric Fan is a rare gem from the 1920s, made of durable cast iron with a classic round shape. It is a table fan with a switch control style, adjustable tilt/head, and oscillation feature for customizable airflow. The fan is 17.5 inches tall, weighs 15 lbs, and is an original…