Tag Archives: Roper stoves

… to have a modern kitchen of complete color harmony.” Just found this brochure for sale on eBay. I had no idea that color was such a big deal in 20s appliances. Though sanitary white still appears to be mandatory … Continue reading →

Here are two from Iowa. The first, from Bettendorf and on Craigslist right now for $150, is an interesting specimen with backsplash details different from those I’ve seen before. It also seems to have early 40s knobs but late 40s … Continue reading →

My fascination with and confusion about proper dating of Roper stoves is well-documented on this site. Here’s a brochure that may help somewhat. Either way, it’s got great period details Below is an interesting bit of info: a letter from … Continue reading →

Available now! It’s got the lamp, timer, S&P shakers, I think! And appears to have all knobs and handles. Seller writes: Antique Roper Stove – 6 burner with fold down covers. 2 ovens, broiler, warming drawer. May need a little TLC but still … Continue reading →

The Roper variations just get more and more interesting. This looks like an early 40s except for the knobby panel, which shares some aspects of the late 30s models. But what’s the configuration: Stove on the right, broiler on the … Continue reading →

For those with a thirst for 1930s Ropers, I offer this brochure of beauty. Details on specific styles follow. Swoon now so you can pay attention later.

Submitted for you consideration, a series of old Roper stoves that have appeared online in recent weeks. Roper from Kansas City: Roper from Weston, Missouri: Roper from Medina, Ohio : Roper from Los Angeles: Roper from Tulsa: Roper from northeast … Continue reading →

Up on eBay now is a good-looker from the early 40s that’s got lots in common with my beloved behemoth. Seller’s description: “Up for auction is 1941 vintage Roper gas stove double oven with 4 burners in excellent condition. This … Continue reading →

Here’s a sleek Roper stove that came with the house one of our readers bought. I find this model quite intriguing because it’s got the early 40s knobs and handles that mine has, as well as the late 30s marbled … Continue reading →