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Belling Electric Cooker

ciaranr · 2006-02-28 15:07:01

Have a really really old Belling electric cooker at home, someone told me it was one of the first kinds of electric cooker made. Took it (legit..) out of an old house that was being renovated - worked with a builder. Its in good shape, needs a bit of a dusting and rewiring but I'm fairly sure it could work again, or not.…

28-02-2006 4:07pm

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ciaranr

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Have a really really old Belling electric cooker at home, someone told me it was one of the first kinds of electric cooker made. Took it (legit..) out of an old house that was being renovated - worked with a builder.

Its in good shape, needs a bit of a dusting and rewiring but I'm fairly sure it could work again, or not. It's got a nice ceramic door and switches.

Just wondering was there much interest out there in such items?

Regards,

Ciaran

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