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Electric Fire 1908
Lamps made by Osram. One of the very first electric fires. With Spare Lamp.
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Kenwood Chef Mixer 1...
Kenwood’s first main successful product was the Kenwood Electric Chef food processor. This soon became a must-have kitchen item and housewives all over the country wanted one. The modern day one hardly differs to this 1950's one.
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Pifco Electric Trous...
Trouser presses for the seams of trousers, once heated the blades are opened and sandwiched over the crease moving along the lengh of the legs.
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Electric Mini Perm 1...
Electric Hair curling system with heated rods holding clips.
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Electric Curling Iro...
Electric Hair curling system with heated rods holding curling tongs. This could be compared to modern day methods of hair curling.
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An Electric Bowl Fir...
An Electric Fire used between the Wars and for some time afterwards, this item would be considered very dangerous today
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Hoover 750 1930's
First Hoover with famous 'beats-as-it-sweeps -as-it-cleans' motor-driven agitator/brush unit.
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Early Electric Chrom...
The first recorded electric kettle was made in 1891 in America.
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Copper Kettle 1920's
Most electric kettles of the 1920s and 1930s retained the traditional look of their non-electric ancestor, usually being made from copper with the option of nickel-plate or vitreous-enamel finish. Some lighter aluminium kettles were made in the 1930s and a few chrome-plated streamlined designs with...
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Hotpoint Electric Ke...
Early kettle made of Copper, heated electrically.
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"Star" Ele...
The bread would be covered in star shapes when it had been toasted.
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Chrome Toaster 1930'...
An early electric toaster, it would be very easy to get burnt using this, all it's electric elements are exposed.
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Ryna Electric Toaste...
Early toaster from the 1940's with toast positioned on flip down sides.
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Teamaker 1936
A British invention of the 1930s was the automatic tea maker or 'teasmade' which was developed by the British Vacuum Cleaner company ('Goblin') and first marketed in 1936. Within a couple of years, similar early morning tea machines appeared.
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Electric Saucepan 19...
An electric copper saucepan, this type of saucepan didn't really take off.
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Electric Bakelite Ho...
Although shaped like a standard rubber hot water bottle, no water is needed, just slip it into the bed and plug in, it would take a little while to heat up, and it wasn't the sort of hot water bottle you could cuddle.
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