Oil Stove Burner Wickless Stove KENMORE Model 123.47310 Sears Roebuck Rare Find

$155.95
Antique
No
Venting Type
No Built-In Ventilation
Number of Burners
1
Surface
Burner
Fuel Type
LPG/Propane
Vintage
Yes
Design
Cooktop
Unit Type
Unit
Capacity
Unknown
Exhaust Air Power
NA
Item Height
9 in
Number of Ovens
1
Features
Easy Clean, Portable
Cable Length
NA
Unit Quantity
1
Finish
Enamel
Item Width
14 in
Installation
Freestanding
Control Design
Knob Control, Mechanical Control
Color
White, Black
Material
Stainless Steel
Item Depth
8 in
Brand
Kenmore
Type
Cooking Stove
Model
123.47310
Hood Width
NA
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Headroom
Unknown
condition
Used

Kenmore Wickless Oil Stove 1 Burner Model 123.47310 Sears Roebuck Rare Find. Comes with original Operating Instructions & Parts List Booklet. Very clean condition considering its vintage age. Untested. Please see pictures of this hard to find item. Thanks for visiting !!


Kenmore Wickless Portable Oil Stove made by Sears, Roebuck & Co. at the end of the depression and beginning of WWII. The Patent No. shown reveals that it was made either in 1941 or 1942. Kerosene was the cheapest fuel and the holding tank is still attached. You removed it, went to the nearest gas station and filled it before returning, putting it back in place, opening the valve, and lighting it with a match, probably a kitchen match. It could be taken from place to place so it was a utilitarian item which could be purchased in a Sears store or by mail out of their famous catalog.