Has scratches and scrapes on base and throughout. Fan blades may have been repainted – has a drip of black paint on one of the blades (please see photos). Could use a more detailed cleaning. Does work and has been tested. We try to thoroughly describe and provide accurate photos of the items we list.…
It powers and oscillates – the reason it is for parts is because it is missing the bolt on the top which holds the motor in place, so it will flop around. Nice cast iron art deco style design from around the 20s or 30s. Fan blades measure 9.5″ (11.5″ with fan grill). Comes in…
Fan is complete and working, but runs very slow. I assume bearings need oil but this would benefit from a complete restoration. Appears vintage reproduction cord is new.
Fresh from an estate is a wonderful antique oscillating electric fan manufactured by the General Electric Company. GE marketed this fan under the “quiet blade” brand beginning in the late 1930s, as it introduced a new and innovative overlapping blade design. The fan features a shiny polished blade and black motor/base, creating a striking and…
This 16 GE fan is in good original condition for its age. The both wires have been cut off and would need to be replaced. The motor spins and it in is complete with everything as seen in photos.
Fresh from and estate is a gorgeous is antique electric fan manufactured in the 1930s under the Command Air brand. The fan is in beautiful original condition, and appears as it if was rarely, if ever, used. The hunter green paint is in outstanding shape and the cloth cord is original and remains good condition.…
I love these antique GE fans with their original paint job. It has all the hallmarks, and the original brass GE plates on the front and back. This is a very powerful working fan – see pictures and video and please feel free to ask any questions. I believe this oscillates with a combo of…
The Antique 1925 Polar Cub 10 Type H Electric Oscillating Fan is a vintage collectible piece that works with its original power source, making it a unique addition to any kitchen or home decor. The oscillating function on this fan does not work. I will show detailed photos of the gear section on it. It…
Fresh from an estate is a nice early motor manufactured by the Fidelity Electric Company of Lancaster, PA. The motor dates to the first quarter of the 20th century and is numbered 36154. The motor housing and base are made of cast iron — very heavy! The motor is in good original cosmetic condition (it…