Fresh from an estate is a terrific General Electric antique brass blade electric fan circa early 1920s. Featuring 6 diameter solid brass blades, this model was the smallest fan GE produced over the many decades it manufactured electric fans. The fan was manufactured for dual use — on a flat horizontal surface desk, table, mantle,…
The Antique 1914 Emerson 19644 8 Electric Fan is a vintage small appliance that adds a touch of nostalgia to any room. With its brass construction and antique finish, this fan is both decorative and functional. Powered by electricity, this desk/table fan is sturdy and reliable, featuring a brass cast iron yoke for added durability.…
Vintage Small General Electric Whiz Oscillating Fan. Some missing bottom screws on base. Metal wear, cord fraying, & paint wear as shown in last photos.
VINTAGE CONDITION WITH COSMETIC SCRATCHES, SCUFFS, MARKS, SOME RUST, SOME PAINT LOSS, ETC. SEE PHOTOS FOR MEASUREMENTS. PLEASE ASK IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS THANK YOU!
Antique Desk General Electric 16 Fan Brass Guard Drop Ring Cage 1910-13c GE USA. Preowned condition original guard with aged wear, solid brass, heavy wire construction. Crimps are solid, some light bends overall good presentation and condition (see images). Seldom seen today in this size, circa 1910-13 eight wire wrapped, GE logo badge has bends/tears…
Handcrafted Elegance: Meticulously crafted with antique brass and a sturdy wooden tripod stand, this fan exudes vintage charm. Versatile Design: Seamlessly blending traditional and modern aesthetics, it complements living rooms, hotels, and offices. Oscillating Airflow: The oscillating feature ensures even distribution of cooling breezes across the room. Easy Operation: User-friendly controls allow you to effortlessly…
ELECTRIC OSCILLATING 3 SPEED FAN.
Antique Emerson Northwind 10 Brass Blade 450 3 SpeedOscillating Electric Fan. All 3 speeds run well and the fan is smooth. It has been lightly cleaned on the exterior but has not been disassembled.
Fresh from an estate is a minty art deco antique electric fan manufactured by Wright Industries of Lisbon, Ohio in the later 1930s / early 40s. Marketed as the “Zephyr Airkooler, ” the fan features a solid aluminum stylized body, blades, and motor housing, which was very unique at the time. The fan is in…