Vintage 1930s Waring Blendor: Pyrex Jar, Die-Cast Base, American Industrial Design

⚡ An American Design Classic
The 1930s Waring Blendor may be one of the first widely marketed countertop appliances in the US — and it has an incredible backstory you can read in my blog at www.ANStuff.store!
This early model was built to last — and last it did — over 90 years! There’s not a stitch of plastic on it (unless you count the cord coating and jar rests). No gears either — just a powerful 3-amp motor inside a heavy die-cast housing, with a 4-leaf clover jar shape that locks neatly into place. One speed: fast.

💡 Usefulness Tip
This Blendor still runs strong and can handle simple blending tasks, but it’s just as impressive as a display piece in a vintage-inspired kitchen or bar. Its height (almost 16″ with the jar) gives it real presence — perfect for industrial-style décor or conversation-starting shelf styling.

💎 Condition
Good working order, cleaned and sanitized inside and out. Some paint chips on the base, consistent with age.

🎯 Perfect For
• Collectors of early kitchen appliances
• Industrial design fans
• Mid-century or Art Deco décor
• Bar cart and kitchen display

📏 Measurements
Motor unit: 8 ½” tall
With jar: ~16″ tall

📦 Free Shipping Bonus
This beauty is solid metal and glass — translation: it’s heavy. But you won’t pay a penny more for shipping, no matter how much muscle it takes to get it to your door.