Antique Sears Water Witch Electric Wringer Washer - c. 1936

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16 years ago

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Description I don't know anything about these. Google is the only reason I know that this is Sears' product - the nameplate on it says only "Water Witch Ambassador." This one was in the basement of the 1910 home that I bought in 2004. It is made of heavy sheet metal - definitely of a different alloy and thicker gauge than what you see in most appliances made in the last 30+ years. The switches and knobs all seem to work. The larger moving parts such as the swinging wringer arm also move smoothly and seem still to be well lubricated.

Category Vintage Electronics

Medium Various

Distinguishing marks metal plaque saying "Water Witch Ambassador". serial # S556961

Condition Good

Size and dimensions of this item Approx. 2' diameter, 4' high

Date Period 1930s or 1940s?

Weight 85 lb.

History I don't know much about it. It was in the basement of my 1910 home when I bought it.

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