Innovation at its best back then.
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My parents had one. Mom also had the doilies made by Grandma. I actually have some Grandma made put away. They were so pretty.
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The LPs fit in the right section under the phone 
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God, it used to set my teeth on edge…brrr…had to use oven mitts to release the cubes 
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I saved the heavy glass pitcher and blades after the motor gave slap out
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Yes indeed , they expected their furniture to last forever and saw one finally uncovered last week at local thrift store.
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But they did work and produced large ice cubes, Also only 99 cents each, now the plastic one’s are 8 bucks at some places, hmm. wander why 
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I still have the disks but no viewer. They were the best.
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I still remember those ridiculous long curly cords that were so nasty. Unfortunately I was the one in the house that had to clean and uncurl them daily. My sisters were the culprits lol
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Wasn’t this a wall mounted phone? Those were great you could walk away and do things while talking sort of like we do with the current cell phones. Except your walking range was a lot shorter.
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The long lost sifter
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Just about every house in every single room had paneling in the 70’s. So glad that trend never came back !!
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My Grandma had these and I loved them.
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This is so funny. I have this exact one, colors and all. Grandma made it for me because I was a Browns fan. I know, no comment. I also have this one. Sorry I didn’t undo it.
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