Restored 1920s GE9 Whiz Fan custom cast iron base, Custom solid brass cage , Brass blade & Brass cage, pot metal bearing housings replaced with solid brass ones. Completely rewired new head wire and power cord with new plug. Installed slider switch , new rubber feet, pivot bolt with brass USA stamped one.. Polished and…
Fresh from an estate is a wonderful art deco antique electric fan manufactured by Knapp Monarch from St. Louis, MO in the 1930s. The fan features terrific and streamlined art deco design with shiny steel blades and motor cover and black paint. The fan is relatively small (8 diameter blades) and is the perfect size…
CORD HAS BEEN CUT SO IT HAS NOT BEEN TESTED AND WILL NEED WIRED. STANDS APPROX: 32″ TALL WITH A 20″ PROPELLER BLADE. SHOWS COSMETIC SCRATCHES, SCUFFS, LOTS OF SURFACE RUST, DITY AND DUSTY WILL NEED CLEANED UP AND RESTORED. BLADES SPIN FREELY WHEN MOVED MANUALLY WITH MY HAND. PLEASE ASK IF YOU HAVE ANY…
Vintage General Electric 12 inch brass blade fan restored. I bought the fan about six months ago and it seems maybe fifteen twenty years ago. The fan was completely restored. I guess I did a light and freshen up and a life restoration. The gearbox was repacked with new grease The power cord was replaced.…
This vintage GE fan lamp is a unique and custom-made piece perfect for adding a touch of industrial to any man cave or antique-inspired space. Made of metal with a corded power source, this table lamp features a push button switch control style and a black cord color. The antique design, Edison bulb, and steampunk…
Oscillating feature does NOT seem to be working, but fan does run This vintage Robbins & Myers metal desk or mount fan is a rare find for collectors of antique small appliances. The fan features a circular vent style in black color finish, made of aluminum and steel materials. This can be a project fan…
Nice old fan from Cincinnati, Ohio in very nice vintage condition. Normal wear and light corrosion, mainly on the base. The cord has some fraying, but it does plug-in and is a good runner. Would recommend a rewire if it were to be used frequently but again we did test it. Stands around 16 tall.…
Emerson 26646 Antique Cast Iron Desk Fan – 1920s – Brass Blade – As-Is / Not Working. A genuine 1920s Emerson Type 26646 cast-iron desk fan with brass blades. This is one of Emerson’s classic early oscillating models, known for their heavy-duty motors, brass hardware, and collectible design. Offered as-is, non-working, for restoration or display.…
This antique General Electric (GE) Type AOU oscillating desk fan retains its original factory green paint finish and four original brass blades. The brass identification plate specifies Type AOU, Form AK1, and Spec. The cast iron body and brass components show surface wear and a natural aged patina.