Art deco appliances

Robbins & Myers 8" Art Deco Oscillating Fan made by Robbins & Myers in Springfield, Ohio starting in 1933 model # 9304. This fan is also known to collectors as the "Modernistic" model because of its strong art deco design carried through the fan's cage and base. This is a particularly striking example of 1930's Art Deco design that would make a great addition to both a fan collection or an Art Deco Collection. This single speed with adjustment tilt fan can be used as a table fan or can also…

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This "Art Deco Fan and Circle Ceramic Print Tile" captures the essence of the Art Deco era with its fan motifs and bold circular centerpiece. The design combines a symphony of teal, tan, and rust hues, harmonized with geometric precision on a creamy canvas. This tile print, though smooth and flat, mirrors the original's depth and texture, making it a striking addition to any room seeking a touch of vintage flair. It's perfect for creating a focal point in your living space, adding an artful…

1934 Art Deco Shelvador Refrigerator.

In this listing you can find a beautiful, very rare Art Deco coffee set, consisting of 7 pieces - a serving pot and 6 cups. Crafted with precision, this conical-shaped coffee pot boasts a lustrous silver plated sophistication and charm. The handle, made from pure bakelite, adds a touch of refinement to this remarkable piece. Made in Germany in 1930s. Very good vintage condition with small signs of use and time. DIMENSIONS Volume of the pot: 1.4 liters Height of the pot: 25cm // 10 inches

Chrome and steel magazine holder by John Waring Carpenter for McKay Co. 1933 Worlds Fair Century of Progress.

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