Vintage Stube broodsnijmachine - Art Deco - Retro - Stube - Bread slicer - Stainless steel - Vintage cutting machine

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Description from the seller

Title
Vintage Stube Manual Bread and Kitchen Slicer – Space Age / Mid-Century – 1960s – Germany
Description
Offered: A beautiful and iconic manual kitchen slicer from the well-known German quality brand Stube, dating from the early 1960s.
This item is a stunning example of the beloved Space Age and Mid-Century Modern design from that era.
The machine is finished in a highly sought-after, vibrant retro orange color.
This aesthetically complements the wooden base plate.
The device exudes the nostalgic atmosphere of the 1960s and is both a functional kitchen aid and a high-quality industrial decorative piece for the modern or retro kitchen.
Specifications & Features:
Brand: Stube
Country of origin: Germany
Period: 1960s (Mid-Century Modern / Space Age)
Material: Coated metal, stainless steel cutting blade, wooden base plate.
Operation: Manual via the smoothly turning metal lever with a black handle.
Functionality: Equipped with a smoothly adjustable thickness knob on the right side to set the desired slice thickness for bread, cheese, or cold cuts.
Condition of the object:
The slicer is in a nice, original vintage condition with light, characteristic age and usage marks inherent to its age (see photos for an accurate impression). The mechanism operates smoothly and the iconic round blade is in good condition.
A rare and highly decorative collectible that fits perfectly in a vintage design interior!

Title
Vintage Stube Manual Bread and Kitchen Slicer – Space Age / Mid-Century – 1960s – Germany
Description
Offered: A beautiful and iconic manual kitchen slicer from the well-known German quality brand Stube, dating from the early 1960s.
This item is a stunning example of the beloved Space Age and Mid-Century Modern design from that era.
The machine is finished in a highly sought-after, vibrant retro orange color.
This aesthetically complements the wooden base plate.
The device exudes the nostalgic atmosphere of the 1960s and is both a functional kitchen aid and a high-quality industrial decorative piece for the modern or retro kitchen.
Specifications & Features:
Brand: Stube
Country of origin: Germany
Period: 1960s (Mid-Century Modern / Space Age)
Material: Coated metal, stainless steel cutting blade, wooden base plate.
Operation: Manual via the smoothly turning metal lever with a black handle.
Functionality: Equipped with a smoothly adjustable thickness knob on the right side to set the desired slice thickness for bread, cheese, or cold cuts.
Condition of the object:
The slicer is in a nice, original vintage condition with light, characteristic age and usage marks inherent to its age (see photos for an accurate impression). The mechanism operates smoothly and the iconic round blade is in good condition.
A rare and highly decorative collectible that fits perfectly in a vintage design interior!

Details

Era
1900-2000
Metal type
Stainless steel
Specific region of origin
Gevelsberg - Noordrijn-Westfalen
Title additional information
Vintage cutting machine
Country of Origin
Germany
Manufacturer/ Brand
Vintage Stube broodsnijmachine - Art Deco - Retro
Designer/artist/maker
Stube
Material
Metal, Wood
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
20 cm
Width
23 cm
Depth
32 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated period
1950-1960
BelgiumVerified
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Objects sold
87.5%
Private

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