#210 • Collection of 5 Vintage Electric Irons – GE Hotpoint, Steam-O-Matic & American Beauty Pressing

Part of From Germany to Glacier View: The Extraordinary Life and Estate of Helga Larson (timed auction by Wild Alaska Auction Co)

Starting at $5.00

Status: Available

Bidding closes Oct 30, 2026 2:05 PM AKDT

Category: Vintage and Antiques

Collection of five vintage electric clothing and pressing irons featuring General Electric Hotpoint, Steam-O-Matic, and American Beauty models. These early electric irons feature heavy metal construction, original manufacturer identification plates, and a variety of wooden and black handles. Collection includes: GE Hotpoint Super Automatic Iron – Cat. No. 179F69, featuring polished metal body, black handle, and original manufacturer identification plate. GE Hotpoint Iron – Cat. No. NR37J, manufactured by Edison Electric Appliance Co., Chicago, Illinois. Features metal body, black handle, and original identification plate. General Electric Hotpoint Super Model Iron – Cat. No. 179F61, 115 volts, 575 watts. Features polished metal body, wooden handle with red accents, and original manufacturer’s plate. Steam-O-Matic Iron – Model B-300, manufactured by Waverly Products Inc., Sandusky, Ohio. 120 volts, 1,000 watts. Features textured metal body, black handle, temperature adjustment dial, and original red manufacturer identification plate. American Beauty Electric Pressing Iron with Stand – Manufactured by American Electrical Heater Co., Detroit, Michigan. Large, heavy rectangular metal pressing iron featuring black wooden handle, original triangular American Beauty identification plate, additional manufacturer information plate, and raised metal resting stand. Measurements: Irons range approximately 6 to 12 inches in length, with the American Beauty pressing iron being the largest.