AN UNUSUAL GENERAL ELECTRIC FAN, CIRCA 1901

With GE badge on the guard, iron base, yoke arms, the motor with outside posts, four brass blades, S-type guard, signed with a metal plate on the motor, serial number 265216, patent dated 1901. Measur

General Electric Table Fan Patent 1901, 18" high.

An Art Deco fan with a brown finish and gold-pinstriping, signed on the base and again with a GE badge on the back of the motor, three overlapping 'quiet' blades, non-oscillating. Measures 10 inches b

GENERAL ELECTRIC HUNTER GREEN OSCILLATING FAN, CIRCA 1930 Original rich hunter green paint in good condition with original cord and Bakelite plug Number 272380-1

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

With GE badge on the guard, iron base, yoke arms with wingnuts, pancake motor with nice casting and outside posts, four brass windmill blades, S-type guard, signed with a metal plate on the motor, ser

The brass cage and four blades, 12 inches across, early motor mounted on unusual yoke assembly and vertical shaft with large oval brass tag, raised on a tab foot base, style: A317, last patent date 19

Brass cage and blades, circa 1911. Measures 16 inches blade to blade. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

20TH C. GENERAL ELECTRIC 3-SPEED FAN General Electric 110 volt three-speed fan, circa 20th century, type AOU. Size: 17" x 13"

Circa 1920's signed General Electric 54" Ceiling Fan originally from St Felix School Wabasha MN. Found in Wabasha MN. Working condition.

Antique Massive Fan Made by General Electric, England, circa 1940s, made of iron decorated with black patina, 4 gilded steel blades, inside a net cage with the decoration of the company logo on its fr

Circa 1950s, an O.A. Sutton Corp. Vornado electric fan, model 20C3-1R, pink with grey yoke and stand, spec decal applied to the bottom of the base. Measures 7 inches blade to blade. We happily provide

A very nice example with GE badge on the guard, iron base with three-speed lever, four brass blades, S-type guard, signed with a metal plate on the motor, model 940566, serial number 934921, circa 191

Signed by the red and black enamel Peerless badge on the guard, iron tab-foot base, four brass windmill blades, S-type guard, style AA18, patent dated 1909. Measures 8 inches blade to blade. We happil

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

Unusual Electric Fan, metal & wood frame, Alert Electric Co Buffalo - approx 9" x 5" x 9.5"

With GE badge on the guard, iron step base, yoke assembly, oscillator, lever type, S-type guard, signed with a metal plate on the base, type 427220, No. 398429, patent dated 1901. Measures 16 inches b

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

Cage measures 11" in diameter, height 13-1/4" set as shown.

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