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1950s Tappan Model 72
Solid mid-century modern workhorse of a stove. Straightforward looks and exceptional performance.
Stove Details1950s Wedgewood Double Oven Stove
Great two-oven, two-broiler stove - a space saver for those who like to cook a lot!
Stove Details1930 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.
Stove Details1950s Universal Gas Stove
With the cool blue accents in the handles, dials and clock, this has a stunning mid-century modern look on a solid workhorse of a stove.
Stove Details1935 Odin Beautyrange
Odin was known for making gorgeous stoves and this art deco beauty is no exception!
Stove Details1930s Prosperity Stove by Sears & Roebuck
Sleek and simple, this is the stove that got your grandparents (or great-grandparents) through the Depression and WWII.
Stove Details1935 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.
Stove DetailsEarly 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!
Stove Details1930 Quality Apartment Stove – Aqua Green
An unusual color for the day - a pale aqua for your beach cottage!
Stove Details1930 Quality Apartment Stove – Gray
A small stove that fits perfectly in a small home or on a patio.
Stove DetailsEarly 1960s Glenwood Heater
This early 1960s Glenwood was designed to not only heat your meals, but your home, too!
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