Vintage FRESH’ND AIR Circulator Fan, Model 1700, finished in classic chrome. Tested and works very well on all speeds. Brand: FRESH’ND AIR. Cage diameter: 18.5 wide. Base diameter: 10 wide. Height: 23 tall (adjustable). Electrical: 115 volts / 60 cycles (60Hz). Speed settings: 3-speed pull chain. Condition: Very good working condition. Chrome cage and base…
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…
Cage is 13″ blades are 12″ works volt 110 CYC = 60 List No 2110.
Offered for sale is a vintage General Electric (GE) Vortalex metal desk fan, featuring the original GE center badge and Vortalex blade design. This fan showcases classic early industrial styling with all-metal construction, making it highly desirable among collectors and vintage décor enthusiasts. Authentic General Electric (GE) fan. Original GE center badge intact. Model /…
Beautiful working Westinghouse fan. Runs smooth as silk. Could use a proper cleaning. Examine pics as they tell most of the story and ask questions. Other than that, always make sure to use photos for condition and style of items.
Housing is in great condition. This goes to the 21666 a 6 blade fan. Came off a parts fan.
This vintage Fasco hassock fan does show some signs of wear but would look great when cleaned up. It does work on all three speeds however please note the cord is extremely dry rotted and replacing the cord is a must for safety reasons.
The Vintage 1920’s Westinghouse Electric Table Fan Model #755266 is a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts of antique electronics. This original working piece showcases the craftsmanship and design of the early 20th century, with its classic 4-blade design and retro aesthetic. With its Westinghouse brand pedigree and vintage charm, this desk/table fan is sure…
It seems to run fine and look good. It even has Parker marked blades. It looks to be missing a screw, possibly something else in the area of where it oscillator connects to the brass arm. It also looks to be missing a case plate. Both items that should be easy to find. Message me…
Scratches on the paint. Cord looks original Both. Both speeds work on the fan.