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Chambers Model A – All-White Deluxe Version
Scarce all-white and chrome model A from 1936!
Chambers Imperial Model 7960
The Chambers Imperial - the brand's last large stove, made for large homes and restaurants in 1935.
1930 Wedgewood Smooth Top with Incinerator
This Wedgewood beauty from about 1930 has a subtle off-white or ivory color highlighted by pale greenish-blue highlights.
Green Marbled Magic Chef Model 524
Typical 1920s asymmetrical stove design with 1930s style.
Mid-30s Southwestern Style Magic Chef
Magic Chef stove with a cool southwestern style that I have never seen on another!
1935 Odin Beautyrange
Odin was known for making gorgeous stoves and this art deco beauty is no exception!
1935 Blue and Ivory Magic Chef
This Magic Chef is the kind of eye candy that makes you wonder why they don’t make beautiful stoves anymore
1930s Prosperity Stove by Sears & Roebuck
Sleek and simple, this is the stove that got your grandparents (or great-grandparents) through the Depression and WWII.
1935 Detroit Vapor White Star
Note the low cooktop height – this is perfect for someone who is shorter than average who find the typical 35” or more cooktop height to be a bit uncomfortable.
1935 Quality by Roberts and Mander
A great example of a mid-1930s style stove with a teapot design revealed when you lift up the cover.
Early 1930s Waterman Apartment Stove
I'm not sure how often I could call a1930s stove futuristic, but if there ever was one, this is it!
1930 Quality Apartment Stove – Aqua Green
An unusual color for the day - a pale aqua for your beach cottage!
1930 Quality Apartment Stove – Gray
A small stove that fits perfectly in a small home or on a patio.
Early 1930s Apartment Stove – Black and White Marble
Great apartment stove to add a bit of panache to small homes or patios.