Vintage fan

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Something like this would be perfect for my unventilated, moist bathroom.

Luna Moth fan. Single white silk leaf painted in oil (?) in shades of green forms wings, decorated with brass, plated steel, silver-plated copper sequins green and blue sequins, gilt-silver yarns and net; gilt-silver insert center. Thirteen carved hornbeam (?) sticks painted green, silver and gilt-silver form body. Mother-of-pearl buttons on rivet, brass ring.

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An old green coolspot fan bought at an estate sale. So powerful it'll blow your head right off, but whatever you do, keep your loose bits as far from it as possible lest you get them chopped off! There's something to be said for a contemporary fan with a safety cage on the face.

These cool styles put a new spin on the traditional design of vintage electric fans.

Electric fans from the 1900s through the late 1950s were pricey, so when people bought them for the home, they wanted the models to last for many seasons.