Arvin Model 3500 Waffle Iron Grill

$185 (as shown)

Mid-1930s GE Waffle Iron and Sandwich Grill with Calrod Elements

Dominion Automatic Twin Waffle Iron

Twin units were all the rage in the late 1930s and this Dominion model is a top of the line example. Most twin models were not automatic and the few that were automatic usually had only one thermostat to control both cooking units. Dominion went the extra mile with this model and put two independently adjustable thermostats in it, one for each cooking unit. Now each member of the family can have his or her waffle baked to their particular choosing and at the same time.

With chrome plating and solid walnut handles, this example is very low mileage, has been completely rebuilt and calibrated, is blemish free, and looks and works like new. It measures approximately 9 X 17 inches. Each cooking unit produces a generously large six inch diameter waffle.

$195

The Waffle-Master, circa 1930-1935

Patented by Charles P. Strite, this is the first waffle iron produced for home use by Toastmaster circa 1930. It is amazingly automatic, with a huge ruby jewel indicator light, a sturdy ticking clock, and adjustment for how soft or crisp you want your waffles.

To operate the waffle iron, one sets the adjustment for soft/crisp, then cocks the lever on the right all the way to the left into a slot where it is "heating up" mode and the ruby jewel glows brightly. When it reaches operating temperature, the lever resets and the ruby jewel dims; then add the batter and cock the lever again, then forget it. The clockworks timer starts ticking until the waffle is done; then the waffle iron automatically switches into 'warm' mode.

This waffle iron weighs about eight pounds! Now about 75 years old, it has been completely refurbished, the clock cleaned and lubricated, the internal wiring replaced, then tested. It is in very good condition. The grids have been cleaned to be in like new condition. The cord is permanently attached. It even has the original overflow ring that surrounds the grids which is frequently missing.

$200

Royal Rochester Black Leaf & Myrtle Fraunfelter Ceramic Lid

From the 1930s, this chrome plated waffle iron with Art Deco styling and black bakelite handles features a Fraunfelter made ceramic lid insert in the "Black Leaf & Myrtle" pattern. Non-automatic. In excellent condition, this waffle iron comes with complete operating instructions, seasoning instructions, and recipes. Made in America by Americans in Rochester, New York.

$170

Robeson Rochester Waffle Iron with "Golden Pheasant" Ceramic Lid

The late 1920s styling features imitation Ivory "catalin" plastic fittings with swirl design in the handle attachments, reminiscent of Art Nouveau whiplash designs. It is nickel plated brass body and base with Fraunfelter/Ohio China Company ceramic lid insert in the "Golden Pheasant" pattern. It is non-automatic and is in very good condition, with only slight signs of use. It comes with a detachable cord set, along with seasoning and operating instructions, and recipes.

Ask about the one we have with Chromium plating.

$185

1920s Universal Waffle Iron by Landers, Frary & Clark

This late 1920s chrome plated, non-automatic model with ivory colored wood handles features a beautiful ceramic lid insert with blue and apricot colored flowers. Arguably one of the most beautiful waffle iron this company ever produced. This is a museum quality example of a limited production item from this well known appliance maker of the past. See the lid open.

$150

The Brunchmaster