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The oldest in Devon? – A very old friend

I inherited my Aga with the family house in 1982. The family had lived here since 1944, and the Aga was installed in 1938. Is it the oldest in Devon? Before I moved in I had a love/hate relationship with it, but now I would not be without my Aga and keep it going 12 months of the year. I make hundreds of pounds of jam and marmalade on it which I sell for the Church. I have no need for a tumble drier as when it is wet outside I can always dry my washing on the pulley rack above my Aga. The hotplate covers are also brilliant for a quick iron. When we had our kitchen refitted I hoped to replace the cast iron top which had lost some of its black enamel. Sadly although the local agent found two new tops for me, neither was the correct model. My only hope is for a similarly old model which is being dismantled. Any offers?

A very old friend's AGA Spec

• Model type – Aga
• Fuel type – Oil
• No of Ovens – 2
• Colour – Cream
• Year installed – 1938

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