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hello all, I am new to this board and am looking for a chambers stove in Little Rock, AR...is there any hope?
Also, I am interested in what original colors the stoves came in...I see a lot of white ones, and have seen one in robins' egg blue, which I would love to find, but I'm sure it would be a lot more expensive!!
Hello, and welcome to the CHAMBERS family!
Check here for models and colors available:
http://www.chamberstoves.net/Models.html
Except for the very early "Martha Washington" type ranges, the one ones that came in colors were the C's.
Let me know when you need literature for your "find".
B's came in yellow and red (I think) too.
The BZ came in green too.
Yeah, I forgot that - I saw a green BZ once somewhere...must be the sinus headache...
Check out this brown stove on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-CHAMBERS...QQcmdZViewItem
Anyone ever heard of that color before?
Ann
I've seen a copper Chambers that was so oxidized that it looked brown. I wonder if that's what this is?
hi everyone, i'm amazed at the wealth of information this group has ! is the copper chambers actually copper ? i thought it was a coating, a plating or a paint color....anyone know ?
I kind of think this stove looks more pink than brown. If he called it pink, I bet it would sell FAST!
Do you guys see that it has the "Burner with a Brain" gizmo, and different burner grates? Interesting.
That was my thought too Tura. It's hard to tell from the pictures.
Gwen