Appliances Collection (page 10)

The Swansea electric fire, single bar, chrome-plated, price one guinea

Corner Sofa, Berlin Date: 1871

Spartan Kitchen Date: 1880

Wooden Stairs Date: 1880

Wine Cellar Date: 1880

Bedroom Dresser Date: 1880

Hand-Cranked Grinder Date: 1880

Lidded Wicker Basket Date: 1880

Old-Fashioned Iron Date: 1880

Collander Date: 1880

Copper Pot Date: 1880

Triangular Trivet Date: 1880

Silver and Gold Teacup Date: 1880

Gold-Plated Shears Date: 1880

Gold-Lined Ladle Date: 1880

Metal Bowl Date: 1880

Blue Footstool Date: 1880

Wooden Dresser Date: 1880

Wooden Twin Bed Date: 1880

Blue Upholstered Couch Date: 1880

Round Wooden Table Date: 1880

Large Green Desk Date: 1880

Elegant Baby Carriage Date: 1883

Salt and Pepper Shakers Date: 1883

Getting Ready For Bed Date: 1954

Barbecuing on a Spit Date: 1954

Kitchen Utensils Date: 1954

Woman Broils Steak Date: 1954

Tempus Fugit Date: 1941

Putting Away Leftovers Date: 1948

Interior Squared Date: 1948

Midnight Snack Mishap Date: 1948

Photographers Office Date: 1948

Couple at Refrigerator Date: 1948

Blue and White Kitchen Date: 1948

Blue Baby Carriage

Custom Gas Range Date: 1948

Pouring Cup of Coffee Date: 1950

Modern Bathroom Date: 1950

Couple Make Lunch Date: 1950

Old New Orleans Kitchen Date: 1950

Mother, Son in Kitchen Date: 1950

Living Room Suite Date: 1950

Ivory Desk Clock Date: 1950

Wooden Frame Clock Date: 1950

Ivory Round Clock Date: 1950

Boy Preparing to Bathe Date: 1950

Household Objects Date: 1940

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"Appliances: The Unsung Heroes of Firefighting" From the historic LCC-LFB Dockhead fire station in Bermondsey to the bustling New Paddington Fire Station in West London, they have played a crucial role in safeguarding our communities. These powerful machines are not just mere vehicles; they symbolize bravery and resilience. Firefighters working at the scene of a pub fire in SE London rely on their trusty appliance, equipped with state-of-the-art technology and tools designed to combat even the fiercest flames. As Chris Reynolds' Victorian fire engine cartoon reminds us, these lifesaving contraptions have come a long way since their humble beginnings. The iconic LCC-LFB Tooley Street fire station proudly showcases its crews alongside their reliable appliance, standing tall as a testament to unity and dedication. Meanwhile, multi-service emergency vehicles demonstrate that they can not limited to firefighting alone but also serve as vital resources during other emergencies. At LCC-LFB Kennington fire station in Lambeth or GLC-LFB New Lewisham fire station's appliance room, one can witness the meticulous organization behind maintaining these essential machines. From Triplex Grate C Pattern engines to Dennis motorized Hatfield fire engines from yesteryears – each holds its own unique story within the annals of firefighting history. During World War II, NFS 60ft hand-operated turntable ladders proved indispensable for reaching great heights amidst chaos and destruction. These remarkable appliances exemplify courage under extreme circumstances. As firefighters parade proudly before their trusted companion, we are reminded that it is through teamwork and unwavering commitment that they protect lives and property day after day. Let us salute these unsung heroes who stand ready at all times - our brave firefighters and their steadfast appliances.