A stunning piece of early American engineering, this 1930s Victor oscillating fan combines form and function in timeless industrial style. Featuring a solid cast iron base, original Breeze Spreader design, and a rear carry handle, this 19 fan is both visually striking and built to last. Brand: Victor Era: 1930s Features: Large 19 blade, oscillating…
THIS ROBBINS & MYERS FAN WORKS GREAT, IT OSCILLATES AS IT SHOULD AND THE 3-SPEEDS WORK AS THEY SHOULD! ORIGINAL CORD (MIGHT NEED REPLACED) WORKS BUT IS DEFINITELY WORN AND FRAYED. THE BOTTOM FELT WAS BARELY HANGING ON, ELECTRICAL TAPE WAS PUT AROUND THE BASE OF THE FAN TO HOLD WHAT WAS LEFT OF THE…
This vintage General Electric fan is a beautiful addition to any collection. The brass blade fan features an antique finish and a circular bird cage vent style. The fan is electric and has three speeds. It has an adjustable tilt/head feature. The fan is made of brass and has a cast iron base. It measures…
UNSURE IF COMPLETE OR WHAT ALL IS MISSING BESIDES THE BLADES. COMES WITH ONLY WHAT IS SHOWN. HAS ONE OF THE CAST IRON VENT BARS BROKEN OFF. SEE PHOTO FOR EXAMPLE. HAS SCRATCHES, SCUFFS, MARKS, SOME OLD PAINT AROUND SIDES, ETC. PLEASE ASK IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS THANK YOU!
Early 1900s-1930s Robbins & Myers Ceiling Fan Motor for Restoration The blades are listed separately. The motor spins smoothly. The early switch has multiple settings but seems like it’s not working properly. The surface is original and needs a serious cleaning. Measures about 11 tall. The center around the motor is 3-1/2″ thick x 12″…
This is an antique 14 fan manufactured by General Electric. The fan motor is in working condition, but the fan itself is rusty. It is a rare treasure for collectors, as it is an antique item made in the United States with an age old finish. It is a table/desk fan powered by electricity. 8…
The product is a vintage floor-standing electric fan made by Gilbert. It features a cast iron base and is designed in black color. The fan is an antique model named ESKIMO and is a collector’s item for those interested in small appliances and electric fans. Works but does not oscillate.
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…
PLEASE LOOK AT ALL PICTURES FOR FULL DESCRIPTION OF THE ITEM QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS FEEL FREE TO ASK AND I WOULD DO MY BEST TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS.