Measures approximately 13 inches long by 11 inches wide by 17 inches tall. Quite dirty and dusty throughout from age and use and could use a good cleaning. Moderate to heavy scratching, scuffing, general wear, plating wear, pitting and paint wear throughout from age and use, especially on the center blades throughout. The front cage…
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I cleaned it but there is still some dirt in hard to reach places. I plugged it in and it worked.
This antique electric floor fan is a true gem for any collector or enthusiast. With a round shape and a diameter of 14 inches, it features a stationary design and a circular vent style. The fan is corded and has a voltage of 120V, with three speeds and a rotary knob for control. Made by…
Vtg FRESH’ND AIRE Circulator Table Fan Art Deco Style 3 Speeds? Does not turn on when plugged in and chain is pulled. Comes in the condition shown. See pictures as they are of the item you will receive and photos are considered part of the description. Please, feel free to ask any questions you have…
Vintage Vorandofan Model B10D1 Art Deco 3 Speed Floor Fan. Fan swivels approximately 120 degrees. Good condition – has some dents, scratches, & chips – See Photos. 19″ W x 19 1/2″ H x 12 1/2 D. Fan Duty Motor: 120V. 8A, 1550 RPM, 60 Cycles. Manufactured by DA Sutton Corp. NOTE: Fan blade is…
This vintage Manning Bowman desk/table fan, model No. 52, is a true antique gem. With its oscillating feature, it adds a touch of elegance to any room, whether used for cooling or purely for decoration. The fan is made of high-quality materials including aluminum, cast iron, iron, galvanized steel, metal, and steel, and is finished…
Experience the timeless charm and engineering innovation of the Westinghouse Model 321347 Fan. Dating back to 1924, this stunning piece features a robust stamped steel body and an impressive 17-inch diameter cage, making it both functional and decorative. Its standout feature is the Bakelite Micarta blades-an early Westinghouse invention designed for quieter, more efficient airflow…