Can you identify this Oil range cooker?

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Hi Folks,

We’re in the process of moving homes (or should that be projects! ). The new place has an oil fired range cooker - photo below.

We’ve been told it’s a Rayburn but I can’t find any online that look the same. There are no identifying marks I can see anywhere. As far as I know it was installed about 35 years ago as a reconditioned unit. It has a single lid on top, not split. As you can see, it has been tastefully refinished with gold Hammerite. It’s slightly smaller than other range cookers I’ve seen, you can see the top sits slightly lower than a normal worktop height.

Any info on what make (is it a Rayburn?) and model name or number would be useful at this stage. Perhaps you have one the same?

Thanks in anticipation!

 

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Done a bit more digging around and it looks like it’s a Rayburn Royal, manufactured somewhere between the late 50’s and the early 70’s when twin hotplates became standard.

I got the info from here... http://www.rayburn-web.co.uk/raytech/ident/identroy.htm

 

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I would not bother about what make or model it is as I am sure once you get to using it & realise how inefficient & unreliable they are then you will rip it out & replace it. If it is on a wooden floor it was never installed correctly in the first place as ti should be on a concrete, or similar, plinth to spread the load & raise it to worktop height.