An open-cage oscillating fan built by General Electric in 1953, from the era when the wide-gap chrome cage was the standard American desk fan silhouette. Fully tested and in working order. The chrome blades and cast housing are original. One of one.
Maker General Electric
Year 1953
Style Open-cage, oscillating
Condition Tested and in working order; vintage
Availability One of one
Origin Made in USA
Blades and cage Chrome-plated steel
Base and housing Cast metal
Accents Painted enamel
Dust the cage and blades with a soft brush or dry cloth. Keep away from moisture, and never use liquid cleaners near the motor housing.