You need this. So do I.

Me too. Where is the Restore?

Ooh lovely! What fun to feast my eyes upon!

Soooo much prettier than stainless steel!

Love it. Love the green. Guessing it's not in working order-- wouldn't it make a cool base for a prep sink or even a bathroom vanity?

OMG. Design. Around. This.

Oooooooh, aaaaaaaaaah.

Mmmmmmm, eye candy!

The 'innards' of the one I saw were pretty rusty, but there was only one teeny rust spot on the lower drawer on the outside. Four burner gas - the left lid pulls up and slides back into a groove behind the burners. The drawers opened, but with horrible squealing noises.

The store manager told me it was original and just removed from a local 1920's house. 'Mine' had different handles; they were an off white, possibly Bakelite. The oven handle was missing and they had the oven taped shut. I would love to put it in the dining room if we get it (if it is still there). The kitchen countertops are going to be green.

Sweeeet. Definitely not showing four year old dd, who has an imaginary fancy range designed for our upcoming kitchen remodel. That's just so pretty!

wow!

Very very nice. Do pick it up if budget and space allows.

Mama Goose's amazing kitchen has a similar one -also in a green-ish shade.

Oh, but you do need it, but not necessarily for cooking. It can be used for storage--for potatoes, onions, grocery bags for re-use, and compact, telescoping umbrellas. ;)

Gempcap! Lol, we were typing at the same time. Thank you. :)

oasisowner, today is St. Patrick's Day. Isn't that a sign that the stove should be yours?

Mama Goose- did we cross post? :-)

Edited to add : Yes. How funny - as in strange and ha ha.. :-0

OP : Here is MG's kitchen for your inspiration pictures . Mama Goose's kitchen

Ha! Onion and potato storage - brilliant!

Gemcap - Mama Goose's kitchen has been an inspiration for a big part of our current plans!

Yes you do!