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Refrigerators: Old style, modern features

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Supplier: Elmira Stove Works Key Features: 19 cubic feet of storage: 12.9 cu. feet fresh food Width: 29-3/4", Depth: 32-1/2”, Height: 67-1/4" 5.6 cu. ft. bottom double-drawer freezer Gallon storage in door Pricing: Prices from $3,795. Pricing as of 2008. Ask For: Model 1896 Learn more about Elmira Stove Works: Get Elmira Stove Works contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Deborah Holmes, Ebricks.com This diminutive antique-style refrigerator packs in 19 cubic feet of storage space and many modern features. Six inches narrower than the company's other retro-style refrigerators, the 30-inch Model 1896 is designed to match antique ranges. Standard features include glass shelves, gallon-sized door bins and a bottom-mount double bin freezer. ce maker and a left-hand hinge are options. Waterline is 2" from the left back. See more product stories like this: Refrigerators Comments about this product: Share this story:
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