AGA Stories - with the model type "Aga" (538)

Service with a smile – Penny Black

My owner loves me a lot. When he first inherited me I was only serviced once a year but this wasn't a happy experience and I wasn’t always working at my peak. He then decided to learn more about me and found that he could care for me himself. Un...

Pretty Red Aga – Pretty

This is a real success story for all you bidding ebay members - we bid for our Aga several months ago and won the bidding and took delivery from the depths of the Norfolk countryside and eventually had this installed in time for Christmas 2007 - I...

Falling in love – Birdies

When we moved into our house in June 2003 we were rather afraid of our Aga! We'd never cooked on one and had no idea how it worked - how could you cook on something with only two rings and no controls? Once we'd sussed out how it worked and had i...

cant cook wont cook – vet

I have always worked doing girly things, Air Stewardess, Cosmetic Sales, Fashion buying Fashion sales. I had a motto,if Marks does"nt make it, I don"t bake it. I used to make fun of my friends who where always having dinner parties I n the year 2...

my Aga saga – Phyllis

began in 1943 when my younger sister arrived and the decision was made to make life easier for my Mother and discard the coal stove. The solid fuel model involved much riddling at night and refilling but was a definite success, especially at break...

My Aga – Beau Brown

Here's me (Beau)with my Aga, just having a warm on a cold winters morning, after sleeping in the kitchen in the warm while my owners sleep without the heating on! Who owns who!

An old friend! – Eddy

We purchased our 1952 Aga second hand for £20 in 1969 & reconditioned it for a further £100! It was a solid fuel type until about 10 years ago when gas finally arrived in our village.Prior to 1969 my mother purchased a similar Aga in 1953 so I w...

Always ready – China

this is the second home we have lived in with an Aga and it is now on the market. We are hoping that an Aga lover will want to but our home in Telford so that we can retire back to Cumbria and find another Aga friendly home. Our present home has 5...

A broken knob – jxmummy

I moved into a house with an old Rayburn - that I admit I hadn't a clue how to use properly. After a year the knob broke so I fixed it with some glue, another year went by and the knob broke again - so we called in the rayburn man. It is a long st...

jo's aga tale – jolos

I was looking at new Agas when i then realised i could have a reconditioned one for a bit less with all the same guarantees of a new one and building a new house meant i could have a 4 oven aga rather than a two oven and i love it

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