Yet another beautiful, fun Tappan DeLuxe, the type which we coined years ago as “Madam LaRue” (from the pinball machine mentioned in the song “Big Joe and Phantom 309” by Tommy Faile, performed so darn well by Tom Waits). (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN).

Multiple dazzling lites in the backsplash, plus glowing amber dial bezels for each burner, all recalling this one’s namesake “Grand Slam” 1950’s pinball machine. (CLICK HERE TO SEE IT)

Auto-igniting oven safety system. Rechargeable desiccant crisper drawer. Backsplash display has a clock face in very nice condition. Really great oven chrome.

“Grand Slam” has been partially restored and is priced accordingly (a full restoration would add $3000). All mechanical functions work perfectly except the clock (and it’s auto oven on/off function) and the 30 minute timer. The backsplash chrome is original though in very good shape. The backsplash clock face paint is original and has a few spots, but it’s plastic surface has been polished and it’s dials have been restored. The burner dials have been restored. The oven and broiler handle badges have been restored (stripped, repainted and polished), although the broiler’s badge has visible fissures. The original oven chrome is in unusually good shape. Does not have the burner covers/serving trays. There are a few porcelain nicks in the photos, but they will all be touched up.

Absolutely beautiful, practical, economical and fun. Civilization advances, but since the Tappan DeLuxe, stoves just continue to devolve.

Price includes full service.

61-1/4" W x 30" D x 57-1/2" H. (Cooktop surface is 36")

An epic stove in exceptionally fine condition inside and out. While the cooktop burners and a pilot need a bit of attention, the lack of rust or grease/dirt inside and out is hard for us to believe.

Both upper and lower ovens equipped with the original auto-lighting safety systems.

Priced fully serviced (working perfectly, except clock). Exterior fully cleaned, interior lightly cleaned.

Previously restored and re-enameled cobalt-blue (some would say purple), this little O/M has great lines and the typical features: auto-lighting oven with broiler located below, middle griddle, and storage on the left.

When the Chambers model D hit the market in the late 60’s, it still had all the features that made Chambers famous (“In-A-Top” broiler, retained heat cooking in the oven and ThermoWell). The problem, though, was that the folks driving the boat had inexplicably ditched the beautiful styling for Bauhaus bombast, with LOTS of sharp angles and corners to trap dirt and grease. Adding insult to injury were 4 constantly burning pilots for the oven, broiler, ThermoWell, and cooktop burners that made a mockery of the marketing pitch for a stove that “Cooks with the gas turned off”. It’s no wonder the late, un-lamented Model D was the end of the line for the brand.

We’re not doing a good job of selling this guy, are we?

Well, we suppose it does have it’s own unique charm for someone out there. If that’s you, hey, no judgement! We will sell you this stove. Besides, Jasper has solid engineering and build quality (IE, it works really well!), and is in very nice shape.

What more can we say than what we’ve said over and over: It’s a Chambers. Plus, it’s yellow. Gorgeous!

Retained heat ThermoWell and (match-lit) oven, griddle/broiler super conveniently located.

Absolutely scary dirty below the cooktop. The previous owners liked greasy. Grease prevents rust so just dive in with some Easy Off and everything will be fine.

You know how great it’s gonna look in your kitchen so just get it! Got it? Good.

This pristine pair of cooking devices are the ultimate in design, performance and reliability, and the last in Chambers long history in producing cooktops and wall ovens. The cooktop is practically bullet proof, featuring a smoothly operating broiler/griddle, perfect for eggs, bacon and pancakes on the griddle, and perfectly charred fish, steaks, and vegetables in the broiler. Four powerful daisy burners. All ignited with spark ignition. The oven can be used conventionally for any recipe, or with retained heat, using the Chambers Idle Hour cookbook. Sorry for the poor photos.

Don’t let these horrible photos scare you away. “Errol” is yet another fantastic Chambers cooktop. Our expert skills will make it look and cook like new!

These photos are pitiful but this combo is actually intact and can be restored to it’s original glory.