Vintage Cookers

I'm looking for a new cooker.  Let's see ...

 
No!

 
Don't think so!


Argh!!!!!!

 
Ah well, no bread making for a wee while!  (Ha ha - as if!!!!!)

 
Love, Liz

11 comments:

Mum said...

Oh my. The Imperial Oxford looks like a nasty looking robot! "I'm coming to eat you!!!"
Love from Mum
xx

Rachael said...

Wow that Imperial Range looks like a beast and a half!

sky-blu-pink said...

How did anyone ever plan to get their dinner on the table on time!

Curtains in My Tree said...

Well I am sure any of the above will do a good job of cooking for you as they did for lots of other kitchen ladies

Tammy's in Love said...

what a face while kneading the dough; I spose if I had to put it into the vintage oven I might not look too happy either! CUTE graphics!

Karen @ Beatrice Euphemie said...

I love vintage stoves so this post makes me happy! I actually have an electric one quite like the first one and used it for a few years before it gave out. Now it is in my shed waiting to be used in my future greenhouse as a potting station. The stove I have now is an original 1961 Hotpoint and cooks like a charm.
Hope you find your dream stove soon.
Hope you are feeling better, too. Hugs xo Karen

Connie said...

Oh my. I complain. But we really do have it rather easy these days. And we don't have to wear corsets.

Used-to-Bees said...

The look on that woman's face - domestic drudgery!
x

Anne said...

Oh dear, looking at those makes you thankful to be living in the times we do.

Catherine said...

I love the second one! So vintage.

Marjorie said...

Good luck with your cooker search. None of the ones you displayed would be welcome in my kitchen.

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