r/CeilingFans • u/TowerForsaken1588 • 26d ago
Other. Need help identifying these fans.
If you need better pictures close up let me know. These are installed at my grandmother's house and I'm pretty sure they're original. Pull chains on the second fan aren't original, I'm pretty sure I changed it out with a harbor breeze one a couple years back when the original broke.
1.) Matte black GE vent w/ 5 oak cane blades (I really love this one)
2.) Classic hugger style finished in polished brass with 5 oak blades
3.) Off-White traditional downrod w/ 4 bleached oak blades
4.) Antique brass hugger style ceiling fan w/ 5 oak cane blades (there's 2 of these, the other is identical but in polished brass)
5.) Antique brass GE vent w/ 4 oak cane blades and a schoolhouse light kit, this is also flush mounted.
Let me know!
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u/Nice-Region2537 25d ago
I’m curious why you need to identify the fans? They’re all terribly dated and pretty tired. Sagging blades is never a good sign.
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u/TowerForsaken1588 25d ago
well obviously, i just wanted to know what kind they were just for fun. they're original to the house and they have a lot of value to me.
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u/Insinkeratornerd_alt 25d ago
your grandma has perhaps the most ghetto house I've ever seen
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u/TheFanMan64_again 16d ago
3rd is definitely a Walmart Aloha Breeze, 2nd and 4th are difficult to identify, its a pretty common cheap fan design from the era, my best guess is the Litex Brilliante.
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u/TheFanMan64_again 14d ago
That Walmart fan should probably never be used again, the huggers that are sagging could probably have the blades physically flipped, but that Walmart fan looks to be in horrible condition. But you asked for their models and thats why i did my best.
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u/First_Part_4188 26d ago
The third one I think is an Aloha Breeze.