AGA Stories - in Gloucestershire (5)

Still running-!930s – valderee

My parents-in-law bought the house in the late 1950's complete with 2 Agas. They sold the smaller 2 oven and kept the 1930s cream 4 oven solid fuel Aga.It was moved to its present position in late 1970s and remains in use today. The hot water tank...

Better than ever – Rae Child

We recently built our own cottage using the stone and land of a derilict cottage I had visited as a child. We designed the kitchen around an AGA and being unable to afford new, bought a beautifully reconditioned AGA (1951) from Countrystyle Cooker...

Finally... – The H's

I have always wanted an AGA, so when the time came, and I had converted the husband, we purchased our lovely claret 4 oven AGA from Spillers in Chard. It has brought new life to a cold kitchen. Everybody that visits leans against it, much to the d...

Prejudice and Price – Annabella

The Aga in our first cottage had been badly converted from coal-burning to oil and sulked the entire time. Not even the hens would eat my attempts at Yorkshire pudding. I might never had gone near another Aga, except we inherited one when buying...

Delighting many a racegoer – Close to Prestbury Park

This is our quiet kitchen the night before the Cheltenham Festival. All is calm at the moment, but the visitors will be arriving shortly and the Aga will have to cook many racing breakfasts in the days ahead. Our Aga is part of the family and th...

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