General Electric Carlisle Toaster 1942 Cat. No. 19246

General Electric Carlisle Toaster 1942 Cat. No. 19246. Tested and in working condition. Incudes cable. Overall good condition. Approx. dimensions: 7 in. H x 8 in. W x 5.5 in. D. Weight: 2.2 lbs.

General Electric Pop-up Chrome Plastic Base Toaster Circa 1950s Cat. No. 179T77. Tested and in working condition. Overall good condition. Approx. dimensions: 7 in. H x 11 in. W. Weight: 5.25 lbs.

New and Unused General Electric Waffle Iron 1942 W/ Original Box and Cord Cat. No. 119W4. GE Hotpoint Westport Chrome New In Box. Tested and in working condition. Overall good condition. Includes orig

New and Unused General Electric Chrome Plastic Base Toaster Circa 1950s W/ Tags Cat. No. 129T81. Tested and in working condition. Overall good condition. Includes original tags. Approx. dimensions: 7

Marked 'Edison General Electric Appliance Co, Inc, Chicago, Ill, Ontario, Calif, CAT 129T31 W525 V115, Made in USA by Edison, PAT 1551336.' Circa 1930's. Measures 7 x 8 x 5 inches. We happily provide

Art Deco Leaping Gazelle decoration at the front. Black bakelite mountings and base. 7"H. x 6 1/2"W

Includes Signal Electrical Manufacturing Company Signal Jr Fan and General Electric Cat. 55X164B Non Oscillating fan. Both work but do not oscillate. Signal Jr fan 12" high x 9" diameter cage. General

This Vintage Mid-Century General Electric T34FS 2 Slice Toaster Canadian Made is a beautiful example of an original General Electric Toaster from the 1950's. The exterior is bright chrome and Bakelite

takes toast on top and oven draw on bottom, needs rewiring, small dent, see photo's

General Electric Ranges 1932-1942. Prepared by Product Service Division, 1945, Conn. Very good to excellent. Provenance: Estate of Russell Johanson, Ravenna Rare Books. We gladly combine shipping on a

The white porcelain base embossed on the underside 'Pat Oct 20 1908, Patent Applied For, G.E. Co, USA,' Type D12, also '5.7 or 6.7A & 105V.' Measures 8.5 x 8 x 4 inches. We happily provide seamless in

Includes Silvertone Cat. No. 9005, General Electric Model 600, Lafayette Model E142, and Zenith Model 4G903. All with cut cords. Plastic face on Zenith is cracked. All with wear. Smallest 12-1/2" wide

Includes Silvertone Cat No. 9006, General Electric Model L-512, RCA Victor Model 40X-30, and RCA Victor Model 9X-571. All with cut cords. General Electric plastic covering torn. Smallest 8-1/2" wide x

VINTAGE KITCHEN APPLIANCES GENERAL ELECTRIC Proctor Colorminder Automatic Pop-Up Toaster - Four slice toaster "Model M20535" "Guar. Exp. Dec 65" on bottom Percol

Rare General Electric oscillating fan with six blades and great Art Deco lines. Plaque reads: "Type: AOU / Form: V3 / Spec. 272003-1 / Cat. 146079". Dimensions: H 21.25" x Dia. of cage 17.5" x D 8.5"

Rare General Electric oscillating fan with brass blades and great Art Deco lines. Plaque reads: "Type: AOU / Form: AF2 / Spec. 272147-1 / Cat. 75425". Dimensions: H 20.5" x Dia. of cage 17.5" x D 10"

General Electric D12 with floral decorated porcelain base and warming rack, marked pat Oct 20 1908, patent applied for, G.E. Co, USA. Measures 9 x 8 x 4 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house pa

General Electric Hotpoint Calrod Griddle Grill Circa 1930s W/ Tag and Cord Cat. No. 149G22. The grills are cast aluminum and are removable for easy cleaning. It was made with optional waffle grids. Te

Rare General Electric oscillating fan with brass blades and great Art Deco lines. Plaque reads: "Type: AOU / Form: AF2 / Spec. 72158-1 / Cat. 75425". Dimensions: H 20" x Dia. of cage 17.5" x D 9" Cond

General Electric switcher builders plate for serial #15877 which started life is US Army 503 / 7327 and later become Conoco Oil 7327, and finally Kosciusko & Southern #503. Build date of October 1942.

Thompson Recording Wattmeter. Labeled "No. 544580/CAT NO. 9450/AMERES 5/VOLTS 100-110/GENERAL ELECTRIC CO./SCHENECTADY N.Y. U.S.A.". 18 1/2" Ht.. Converted into lamp. Purchased from Eli Buk Antiques,

Thompson Recording Wattmeter. Labeled "No. 544580/CAT NO. 9450/AMERES 5/VOLTS 100-110/GENERAL ELECTRIC CO./SCHENECTADY N.Y. U.S.A.". 18 1/2" Ht.. Converted into lamp. Purchased from Eli Buk Antiques,

General Electric Hotpoint Ambassador Waffle Iron 1931 W/ Cord Cat. 129Y175. Designed by Charles Randolph, an employee of the Edison Electric Company which later became General Electric. Tested and in

MEL RAMOS (1935-2018) Study for General Electric, 1964 signed and dated 'Mel Ramos 1964' (lower center) graphite and charcoal on paper 19 3/4 x 14 3/4 in. 50 1/10 x 37 1/2 cm. Footnotes: Proven