General Electric, Standing Cooling Fan, USA, around

DESCRIPTION: An antique Emerson electric standing floor fan, type: (K60 SP) Made in United States. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H: 75" x Dia: 33" x (At Base) Dia: 22" Have a similar ite

Late 19th - Early 20th c. General Electric Fan, sn 946115, volts 110, cycles 60, three speeds, with brass blades and cage, alternating current motor, original cloth cord, 17" diam., 20 3/4" high. Need

with gold metal blades and a molded plastic base with raised General Electric; the encasement: 12 inches diameter; the base: 6 inches diameter

brass blades and cage, 15 1/2" high early 20th century

Number 1017199, height 15 inches, untested, sold as is.

Vintage General Electric fan. This vintage, metal fan is much more stylish than its modern counterparts. This fan has lots of interesting details like the vintage General Electric logo in the center a

Vintage General Electric Fan. N.P. 132545 - No. AK - Spec. 273113-1. Pin (Wing Nut) that holds the fan into position on the base is stripped and the fan will not stay upright without it. Runs and has

VINTAGE GENERAL ELECTRIC FAN - GOOD WORKING ORDER WHEN TESTED (SEE PHOTOS) - CORD IS BRITTLE AND NEEDS TO BE REPLACED

Unrestored original General Electric 12" four blade fan. Black body with brass fan blades. Untested The original wiring has been cut off. Three speeds with adjustable tilt base. A ideal restoration pr

Works when plugged in.

17" tall. Works [MSP 340]

Oscillating fan measures 14"w x 16"h.

Vintage 1930's to 1940's General Electric Fan made out of heavy weight metal with a dull silver finish and art deco lines Industrial Type Look MCM weighs 15 pounds 17in H x 16in W Wear is evident from

Needs a new cord.

Vintage Vortalex General Electric fan. - 2 speed. - Model # FM10V41. - Currently working. - approx. 16"H. Photos are considered part of the description and condition.

Step back in time with this nostalgic duo of vintage General Electric oscillating fans, capturing the essence of a bygone era and the evolution of fan design.Including 1930's 42X548 Fan and 1950's F12

Apprx 11 1/2" in diameter.

On chrome stand. Green cased. 10 1/2"H. x 9"W

15"H.

A General Electric fan dating back to 1901-1902 with a black body and brass blades. Info plate on motor housing reads "Alternating Current Fan Motor, No. 609572, 110 Volts". General Electric logo on c

General Electric, USA. Art Deco chrome and bakelite coffee serving set comprised of a coffeepot with cord, sugar bowl, creamer, and tray. Each marked "General Electric. GE. Hotpoint. USA" along the un

Green Vintage General Electric Fan

GE Fans enamel storefront sign, "GE Fans buy them here" vibrant at front, with sun wear at back, 16"L, 11-1/2"H, https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/51335710_general-electric-fans-tin-flange-sign

Beautifully restored. "To operate fan, turn to knob to right, deposit nickel in slot, turn knob to left as far as it will go, be sure electricity is turned on". All brass instruction plates and label