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Vintage Arctic Aire Fan F.A. Smith Mfg. Cast Iron 14” High, 4 Blade 10”
Vintage Arctic Aire Fan F.A. Smith Mfg. Cast Iron 14” High, 4 Blade 10”
Vintage Arctic Aire Fan F.A. Smith Mfg. Cast Iron 14” High, 4 Blade 10”
Vintage Arctic Aire Fan F.A. Smith Mfg. Cast Iron 14” High, 4 Blade 10”
Vintage Arctic Aire Fan F.A. Smith Mfg. Cast Iron 14” High, 4 Blade 10”
Vintage Arctic Aire Fan F.A. Smith Mfg. Cast Iron 14” High, 4 Blade 10”
Vintage Arctic Aire Fan F.A. Smith Mfg. Cast Iron 14” High, 4 Blade 10”
Vintage Arctic Aire Fan F.A. Smith Mfg. Cast Iron 14” High, 4 Blade 10”
Vintage Arctic Aire Fan F.A. Smith Mfg. Cast Iron 14” High, 4 Blade 10”
Vintage Arctic Aire Fan F.A. Smith Mfg. Cast Iron 14” High, 4 Blade 10”
Vintage Arctic Aire Fan F.A. Smith Mfg. Cast Iron 14” High, 4 Blade 10”
Vintage Arctic Aire Fan F.A. Smith Mfg. Cast Iron 14” High, 4 Blade 10”

Vintage Arctic Aire Fan F.A. Smith Mfg. Cast Iron 14” High, 4 Blade 10”

$ 42.23

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Item Depth: N/A
  • Type: Table/Desk
  • MPN: N/A
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Brand: Arctic Aire
  • Model: Arctic Aire Fan
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • Vent Style: Circular
  • California Prop 65 Warning: Unsure
  • Condition: Used
  • Power Source: Corded
  • Vintage: Yes
  • Color: Green
  • Ventilation System: Fan
  • Features: N/A
  • Energy Star: A+++
  • Antique: No
  • Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
  • Item Diameter: N/A
  • Material: Cast Iron
  • Item Width: N/A
  • Item Weight: N/A

    Description

    See photos for condition and detail.  Fan weighs 6 1/2 lbs.  I can’t find any Arctic aire fans that are painted like this, nor with the exact grill shapes.  I believe it is late 1930’s or early 1940’s.  Cord is about 7 ft. Long.  The cord that goes from the base to the motor has a crack in it.  See photo.  This is an estate find.  I suppose someone could have repainted this fan, but if they did they did a really really good job.
    The fan works great.  There is a wing nut that moves the fan, and it oscillates.  The silver knob on the back tightens for oscillation.  It sounds strange, but the blade assembly appears to “float” about an 1/8” when it oscillates.  When it does this, it makes a noise part of the time.  The noise is a rattle.  If it is not oscillating, there is no noise, nor does the blade assembly “float”.  One speed.
    It is a very cool fan, no pun intended.
    Please ask questions.  I know nothing about fans.