Summary

Alternative Name(s): Heating Plate, Food Warmer

This portable electric Lindberg Foster 'Power Plus' stove was made by Lindberg Foster Pty Ltd, Richmond, Victoria, and used by the donor in Albert Park, Victoria, during gas strikes. She also occasionally used it for making scones and as a food warmer.

Lindberg Foster 'Power Plus' refrigerators were advertised in Australian newspapers in 1954-1955. Lindberg Foster Pty Ltd was put into the hands of receivers in May 1956.

Physical Description

An electric stove. Small, portable rectangular unit upon rectangular base, painted white. TOP: square iron hotplate set centrally in a black and green enamelled top. FRONT: DOOR: full dimensions, wrapped over sides, hinged along lower edge. 2 vertical bands lower quarter, with a metal logo attached between them. HANDLE - small, black D-shape, upper centre. INTERIOR: painted white. 6 pairs of brackets for removable shelving. 1 removable solid shelf. SIDES: small, black D-shaped handles. BACK: electrical socket upper centre with electrical cord and plug still attached. Lower centre, company details printed.

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