Ovenette wanted

[H2K]

I have been tracking several non-electric "ovenettes" on ebay. I bid on one but it sold for over $100.00. Too rich for me. Does anyone have an ovenette that they would like to sell? I am looking for one that has the pie pan, cake pan, and roaster-not too concerned if it doesn't have the muffin tins.

Thanks,
Kathy

[Aage]

Keep an eye on the Classified section on here (look at the top row of tabs on this page).

There's one for sale there now, although it's in Caleefornee-ya... Click here.

You may need to log in on that page with the same login you use here.

Good luck!

[Ganglin]

We just purchased one after seeing it in the 70's Byam Store Catalog that someone posted a couple months ago. My opinion - look for one that's incomplete and it will go for much less. The main thing is that it have the rack and the roasting pan - you can add back the pie and cake pan from an antique shop in time (no a standard pan won't fit it I tried) and the muffin tins if you want. The roasting pan is such an odd size you'll not find something to replace it with I don't believe. Paid $37 for ours - couldn't believe the complete one that went for $112.50.

[fr8tshaker]

Originally Posted by Ganglin

We just purchased one after seeing it in the 70's Byam Store Catalog that someone posted a couple months ago. My opinion - look for one that's incomplete and it will go for much less. The main thing is that it have the rack and the roasting pan - you can add back the pie and cake pan from an antique shop in time (no a standard pan won't fit it I tried) and the muffin tins if you want. The roasting pan is such an odd size you'll not find something to replace it with I don't believe. Paid $37 for ours - couldn't believe the complete one that went for $112.50.

Yes, the incomplete ovenettes go for much less. Just be sure to get an intact base and cover with a thermostat.

Take a look at my ovenette post in the Stella's Kitchen section. My last post was on substitute replacement pans that can be purchased quite reasonably.

I actually purchased the anodized pan although I have the original meat pan. I find the new anodized pan superior to the original since it does not react with acidic ingredients. I also find the silicone cupcake cups easier to use and clean than the original aluminum cupcake pans.

'shaker