Westiinghouse Ceiling Fan

[dlbenson9351]

I have a working vintage Westinghouse ceiling fan from an old hotel that was built in the early 1900's. The model number is 802627 and has a 2 letter serial number and no numbers. It's iron and weighs about 30 pounds. It has a light attachmnet.
Can anybody give me more info about it's true age and about how much it's worth?
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[Sean B.]

dlbenson9351 said:

I have a working vintage Westinghouse ceiling fan from an old hotel that was built in the early 1900's. The model number is 802627 and has a 2 letter serial number and no numbers. It's iron and weighs about 30 pounds. It has a light attachmnet.
Can anybody give me more info about it's true age and about how much it's worth?
Thanks.

www.fancollectors.org/ is a better place to ask about an antique fan, such as this.

[Andrew G.]

Yes, I must agree with Sean. The Antique Fancollectors Association is a better place for information on antique ceiling fans. Althgough, this site isn't too bad either.

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I dont know model numbers but if you post a picture we should be able to get you some info on it. Otherwise the fancollectors board, previously mentioned, is a good place for info on pre-WWII ceiling fans.