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Very old Aga! – Oates family

This is our 2nd aga & we wouldn't be without one! We inherited this one with an old farmhouse. It was installed in 1946 and it still runs on coal! It's a bit of a hassle having to fill it up and riddle out the ash once/twice a day but its worth it...

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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...

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customer service Finally – 355 SFW

Two very very nice men came to rectify my Rayburn Heatranger 355 SFW It now looks perfect works fine whata refreshing change I am now able to recommend my Rayburn to all my friends and family THANKYOU all concerned for making my day.

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Reconditioning Aga Saga – Former glory.

Inherited in a very poor condtion with the cottage in 1997 and is thought to be about 40 years old. The service engineer went bankrupt during its reconditioning and thought we would not see it again. The story did have a happy ending after a tumat...

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The Heart of The House – aegir

Our house has been owned by our family since 1951. I am the third generation. The original AGA was purchased by my Grandparents in 1951, for £400 I believe,I have records and receipts somewhere in the attic. In 1972 my Mother updated the kitchen ...

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I Love My AGA! – Willow

Living in a 16th century cottage, it can get quite cold in winter, but never in the kitchen. Our fabulous AGA is not only a joy to cook on, but also provides great warmth, even on the coldest of days. I wouldn't be without it!

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Replacement – rosie

When building our house we had it designed with an alcove for the Aga. We were unable to afford a new one and paid £5 for an old Aga matic circa 1930's, When the inside if the top oven door fell off and jammed the door locking in the meal for m...

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Sally Ray Saves the Day – Dotty

1st time rayburn owner, saved for years finally Sally Ray arrived in Nov 08 just in time for Christmas. Wonderful to cook on and now have toasty warm house.

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Greta's AGA – On Board Historic Sailing Barg

Thames Sailing Barge GRETA & her AGA a perfect partnership. Not the usual place to find an Aga, on a Thames Barge, Greta is 117 year old; she is the oldest active Dunkirk Little Ship. Greta is my home and during the summer months I take charters...

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Aga SOS – Penny in Norfolk

In 1978, after renovating a derelict farmhouse in beautifulNorfolk conservation area - the ONLY cooker to fill the magnificent chimney breast was of course an Aga. It is almost constantly on, except for perhaps a few short weeks in the summer and ...

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