Vintage 1930's Hamilton Beach No. 18 Jade Green Porcelain Milkshake Mixer for Sale

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Vintage 1930's Hamilton Beach No. 18 Jade Green Porcelain Milkshake Mixer For Sale

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Vintage 1930's Hamilton Beach No. 18 Jade Green Porcelain Milkshake Mixer:
$149.00

PLEASE NOTE: THIS MIXER IS BEING SOLD AS FOR PARTS OR REPAIR ONLY. AT THE VERY LEAST IT NEEDS A NEW CORD AND POSSIBLY ADDITIONAL REPAIRS IN ORDER TO BE OPERATIONAL. I DO NOT HAVE THE CUP WHICH IS HOW THE MIXER TURNS ON SO I CANNOT FULLY TEST IT. THE PORCELANE IS IN NICE, BUT NOT PERFECT CONDITION. I TRIED TO PHOTOGRAPH ALL THE CHIPS THAT I COULD SEE. PLEASE SEE AND ENLARGE ALL PHOTOS AND FEEL FREE TO ASK FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS IF NEEDED.This vintage Hamilton Beach #18 milkshake maker is a charming addition to any kitchen or collection. With its jade green porcelain and classic design, it's sure to be a standout piece. This mixer comes with a mixer component and is perfect for making milkshakes, smoothies, and more. The Hamilton Beach #18 was manufactured between 1920-1949, making it a rare find for collectors. Its brand and model are well-known for producing high-quality kitchen appliances. Add this Hamilton Beach #18 mixer to your collection today!

Fun fact: The switch in the back is not the power switch, rather a switch to control the speed between fast and slow. The slow speed is for mixed drinks, as it is slow enough not to break the ice. The fast speed blends a beautiful malt! The on/off switch rests in the clip which holds the cup in place. The cup presses a power trigger when put into position.

Color is ‘Jadeite Green’

Manufactured in the 1920s and 30s :D

“The Model18wasthe first and onlyheavy duty dual-purpose malt mixer introduced.

The 18mixing blade will whip ice cream as well as function as a bar mixer and stir ice. Unlikemodern day blenders, malt machines werenotdesigned to break large ice cubes. Use crushed ice from your ice maker, and the 18 will easily stir it.