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30″ Free-Standing Standard Clean Electric Range

What’s in the Museum…1923 Hotpoint Automatic Range

Posted on March 11, 2011 by Dayphoto

You may be wondering what is so unusual about an electric range. Perhaps because this is one of the earliest electric ranges to hit the kitchen appliance market. Prior to the availability of such time-saving appliances, all cooking was done over a wood stove.  When I think of what must have been required just to make a hot cup of coffee in those days, I have to admire the stamina of our pioneer woman.  With the appearance of electric stoves, they must have thought it was the greatest labor-saving device ever invented, though it might have been a toss-up between the stove and the electric washer.

The first electric cook stove was produced in 1910 by The Hughes Company, later to be called the Edison Electric Company.  Up until 1922, all electric ranges were in black, brown or both.  That year, Edison Electric received an order from a North Carolina utility executive for an all-white, porcelain stove. Rather than admit that such a stove was not being produced, Edison quote an exorbitantly high price to discourage him, only to receive the order anyway.  Edison felt obligated to develop a new annealing process to apply the white enamel on the entire stove.  Thus it was that 1923 Hotpoint models included all-white ranges with nickel trim on the door, and thereafter, white became widely accepted in the industry for ranges, dominating until the 1960’s.

In 1931, the Edison Electric Appliance Company became the Edison General Electric Company, and in 1934 General Electric and Hotpoint brand production was integrated, retaining both brand names.

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