Wishin, and a-hopin', and a-thinkin
A circa 1950 Chambers stove like this one has been located by my sister in the garage of a friend's brother-in-law, if you follow me, who is taking it out of his mother's house. In other words, first-owner, great condition antique gas stove that I would then have to bribe the plumber to adapt to propane. But torturing the team with the myriad wanderings of my taste is becoming a secret love of mine. Hope they agree. Hope I can get it at all, we're not sure at this point. But I'm a-hopin'...
posted by Erin @ 1:03 PM
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Gee Wiz, Erin - You move from a beautiful antique home (in a lovely neighborhood with the best neighbors of all time, if I do say so myself) to build a new house. And now you want to fill it up with all this old broken down antique stuff!?! Before too long you'll be like...me! Looks gorgeous. Good luck in adapting for the new digs!
I loves my Chambers, and I'm willin to pick this one up and drive it from Staten island to Mass. How can you beat that deal?
Bryan, from what I hear you can't leave an old house alone for even a few weeks. At least I'll be able to go away from the new house, if I can ever afford it again. And I may get the pleasure of having to tinker with my stove every time I cook, too. Something to look forward to. Though I must say I'll miss the neighbors.
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