1935 Chambers Model 7141 – The Vogue in White

Make: Chambers

Model: 7141

Approximate Age: 1935

Made in: Shelbyville, Indiana

Width: 39.25″ (with crank)

Depth: 30″

Backsplash Height: 47″ with top cover raised

Cooktop Height: 36″

Starting at: $8,000

The 7141, nicknamed The Vogue, had three different major variations and you can see how they evolved into what we now know as the model A.
This example is white and features a raw cast iron griddle instead of the later cast aluminum. It is shorter than other griddles and unique to this variation of this model. While this does have both adjustment lever on the left side (side panel was removed for transport, sorry!), it also has a fake pantry door. Note that the thermostat dial is mounted on the door, so it does not open. I have never seen any explanation for this design, but if I ever do, I’ll be sure to update the lucky owner of this great piece of kitchen history.
There are chips on both cover panels and the legs are so chipped that they must be redone. The rest of the stove is up to you. The price includes reporcelaining the legs.

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