1930s Waring Blendor – Early All-Metal Model

Product Description

The Original Miracle Mixer: A 1930s Waring Blendor

This is not just a blender; it’s the blender that started it all. This is an early, highly collectible 1930s Waring Blendor, featuring the original all-metal construction and the distinct “Blendor” spelling (with an ‘o’). Patented by Frederick Osius and backed by bandleader Fred Waring in 1937, this machine revolutionized the American kitchen .

Detailed Features

• Historic First Generation Model: This all-metal blendor represents the dawn of electric blending, introduced to the public at the 1938 National Restaurant Show for $29.75 .
• Iconic “Blendor” Spelling: A key identifier for collectors, this model features the original “Blendor” trademark, later changed to the common spelling.
• Robust All-Metal Construction: Built like a tank, this machine features a heavy-duty metal base and a sturdy glass container, designed to last a lifetime.
• Powerful Original Motor: The motor still runs with the characteristic power of these early machines, a testament to their industrial-inspired design.
• Classic Industrial Design: Its streamlined, Art Deco-inspired shape and utilitarian finish make it a standout piece in any collection.

Condition

This vintage Waring Blendor is in good, original condition. It shows the patina and wear consistent with its age. Please inquire for full details on its mechanical functionality.

Why You’ll Love It

For the collector of vintage kitchen appliances or American industrial design, the early Waring Blendor is the holy grail. It’s a true conversation piece that represents a giant leap in culinary technology. Whether you display it or use it for occasional mixing, it’s a tangible piece of 1930s innovation.

Order Summary

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• Reference: 1930s Waring Blendor