Retro Electric Fan

If you are a fan of retro style, maybe it will be a good decision to check out these shapes, sizes and designs. Thanks to this collection, all potential customers will stand before a rare chance to pick from among so many possibilities. What do you think about all this?

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Vintage Art Deco Gec Electric Table Desk Fan Brass Blades 2 Speed Oscillating
Super charming, very old fashioned, art deco GEC electric table desk fan, made from solid brass blades with 2 speed oscillating functions. Looking super retro, I would love to see it in some wide open loft space.

Discounted vintage oscillating brass
Retro-styled electric fan that provides additional air circulation during warm days. The whole brass construction features a shiny finish, so this fan is not only practical, but it also decorates indoors.

Industrial decor farmhouse decor metal
Summer is considered as the most pleasurable of seasons, but most of people, for once in theirs lives, complain, that summer's weather is too too hot. This ventilator will be very helpful in course of heats.

Refurished vintage retro general
A functional piece of equipment that looks good in retro-styled indoors. This electric fan is designed for table or stool placement. Its solid and stable base features an orange color, just like the rotor surface.

Vintage electric fan yellow
Hot summer?No air to breath? Why don't you get yourself a retro eletric fan - in great vintage style and yellow color. It was finished and refreshed manually. The canary color is unique - but it also has a very strong fan.

16" Oscillating Pedestal Fan
Featuring elegant metal frame with retro appeal, this 16" oscillating pedestal fan is not only functional, but also stylish. It features three speeds, oscillating and 45W motor. You can adjust its height . High speed is 1280 RPM, low - 900 RPM.

Retro 7" Table Fan
With this table fan you are able to effortlessly introduce a vintage accent to a decor. The fan features a classic metal construction, eye-catching burgundy red finish and practical handle on its top.

High Velocity Floor Fan
Large floor fan with three speeds, aerodynamic molded blades and protective grilles in polished chrome finish. Thanks to its high velocity capacity it will be able to efficiently cool the room during scorching summer days.

Vintage turquoise aqua fan 1950s
A stunning electric fan that sports the charming industrial decor and offers the simply sublime vintage turquiouse aqua finish with the slightly distressed look to it. It is also truly durable and functional, adding a breeze of fresh air to your home.

Vintage fan industrial beautiful retro ventilator – We collect similar ones – Only/Once –

Retro stylization in the house. This pink electric fan features four blades and offers two working speeds. Its solid metal construction is resistant to excessive wear, mechanical damage and other negative factors.

1918 fan - 6 blades Vintage fan industrial beautiful retro ventilator – We collect similar ones – Only/Once –

With the cool style that looks and feel vintage putting a new spin on the traditional design this pink fan is a dream come true, adding not only ample amounts of visual appeal but also true functionality and a breeze of fresh air to your home.

Small yet packed with practicality - this vintage atomic electric fan will not take up too much of your space but thanks to its charming looks and the great combination of pale blue and gold it will make for a nice accent piece.

Vintage. Orange. Fan. Yes.

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vintage electric fan would cool things down in the cave

Rare GE 12 inch Brass Oscillating Fan from 1912, Fully Restored $549

1950's retro fan PAINT TWO FANS I HAVE IN FUSHIA PIN, ORANGE TURQOUISE, WHITE NAVY ETC. TO MATCH ROOM

479: LUMINAIRE VINTAGE ELECTRIC FILAGREE FLOOR FAN

9" Table Fan

13.77" Floor Fan

Vintage Mid Century General Electric Table Fan Oscillating

13" Oscillating Table Fan

1924 GEC Freezor 12" electric fan made by The General Electric Co Ltd, Witton, England. This came from a time when GEC branded their domestic products Freezor and had started making fans of their own design, rather than licensed copies of GE fans