Want a Chambers Model C? Start Here.

I have more Model Cs than I can take pictures of, but I do try to put some of the more unique ones on the Available Stoves page.

The first thing to decide is whether you want a high backsplash or low?

Any particular color?

White is the least expensive option, copper is the most expensive.

You can go all-vintage with patina or make it as good as new.

Since the model C was a big seller back in the 50s, and is certainly the most popular model now, there are plenty to choose from and plenty of ways to make one yours and yours alone.

Take a look at the pictures here to get some ideas.

You might also want to scroll through pictures of recently restored stoves.

And even stoves in their new kitchens.

Take a look at your options and then email me to get the ball rolling!

Price

Starting at: $6,000

Dimensions

Width: 37 5/8″

Depth: 29.5″

Backsplash Height for the 61C: 42.5″

Backsplash Height for the 90C: 51 3/4″

Cooktop Height: 36″

Details

Make: Chambers

Model: 61C or 90C

Approximate Age: 1951-56

Made in: Shelbyville, Indiana

Read about the Process

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Some Options to Consider

Color

Most stoves are white, and many people leave them that way (I did). But you can also choose an original color or a custom color to have your stove refinished in.

Chrome or Copper Plating

The original hardware (and most tops) were chrome. But you can add new chrome, nickel or copper to most parts of your stove if you like!

Accessories

The model C had options for skirts, high backsplashes or low ones, griddle covers, tapered legs or the original steel legs, casters and so much more.

New Enamel or Old

Burners, grates and drip rings were all enameled. Time has taken some of that enamel off. You can put it back on professionally or have the patina of seasoning added to them for preservation.