70′s Appliances – Do You Remember Harvest Gold?
Today stainless is still popular in kitchen remodeling, but it is slowly losing its standing to oiled bronze. Thirty years from now we will all look back at these kitchens and fondly remember them the same way we are chuckling at the kitchens of the 1970′s.
Although my mother chose the ever-so-popular Avocado Green appliances, another favorite of the era was Harvest Gold. This ad not only shows the wonder of the modern dishwasher, but also how important it was to dress appropriately for the job. Especially since this was one of the new portable dishwashers that she would be pushing around the kitchen.
Notice the stylish brown tinted glassware? My parents had something similar that I thought was the height of elegance.
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I bought a house 4 yrs ago and the original refrigerator is a Sears Coldspot in Harvest Gold. The automatic ice maker has not worked since I moved in but the refrigerator runs fine. I know there was also a choice of Avacado Green but what was the third color? Something like Autumn Red I think. I do know it is a reddish color.
The reddish color was called ‘Coppertone’
My mother’s first automatic washer and dryer were harvest gold by Whirlpool, and our stove was also harvest gold by either Tappan or Magic Chef. I’m currently doing my kitchen in retro harvest gold. I have a harvest gold Sunbeam MixMaster, and my dishwasher is a harvest gold KitchenAid Custom 21 portable.
I am curarently preparing
pictures for my 1978 all original General Electric Harvet Gold electric stove to advertise for sale. I have used ti since 1978 when we built our house and it is in perfect working order original drip pans and broiler pan and shape rated at 98% (one small chip).
Aug 7th, 2009 at 3:52 pm
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