Westinghouse Sandwich Grill Vintage newest Electric Waffle Maker STC-34 Chrome Art Deco
Westinghouse Sandwich Grill Vintage newest Electric Waffle Maker STC-34 Chrome Art Deco, Westinghouse Sandwich Grill STC-34 (Waffle Maker)Vintage pre-owned used condition Includes only the waffle attachment as shown - missing griddle.
Product code: Westinghouse Sandwich Grill Vintage newest Electric Waffle Maker STC-34 Chrome Art Deco
Westinghouse Sandwich Grill STC-34 (Waffle Maker) Vintage pre-owned used condition. Includes only the waffle attachment as shown - missing griddle attachment. Power was tested and it appears to heat up fine. Some browning inside, and exterior has scuffs & stains (see last photos) 115V / 800W electric device with detachable power cord. Device itself has no controls, but the included newest Landers, Frary & Clark universal power cord has an on/off switch. Cord is about 6ft long. Wood handles on sides for safe handling of device. The lid handle swivels (photo #9). Grill has 4 sections each approximately 5.25" x 3" for a total area approx. 10.5" x 6". Device weighs nearly 8 lbs. The waffle-grid plates can be removed by taking off the screws on side. If you had the griddle plates (missing, as mentioned) it would be a simple matter of slotting them in place.
Westinghouse Sandwich Grill STC-34 (Waffle Maker) Vintage pre-owned used condition. Includes only the waffle attachment as shown - missing griddle attachment. Power was tested and it appears to heat up fine. Some browning inside, and exterior has scuffs & stains (see last photos) 115V / 800W electric device with detachable power cord. Device itself has no controls, but the included newest Landers, Frary & Clark universal power cord has an on/off switch. Cord is about 6ft long. Wood handles on sides for safe handling of device. The lid handle swivels (photo #9). Grill has 4 sections each approximately 5.25" x 3" for a total area approx. 10.5" x 6". Device weighs nearly 8 lbs. The waffle-grid plates can be removed by taking off the screws on side. If you had the griddle plates (missing, as mentioned) it would be a simple matter of slotting them in place.