Known for its wonderfully retro appliances, Smeg has launched a joyfully designed small kitchen appliance collection based on the curved and compact lines of postwar design. Incorporating a 1950s-era aesthetic, Smeg Toaster. 10" x 15" x 9"; 39" cord AestheticPowder-coated steel bodyPolished chrome baseStainless steel ball lever knobBacklit chrome knob Technical CharacteristicsNr. 2 extra wide slots (1 7/16'' each)Self-centering racksAutomatic slice pop upRemovable stainless steel crumb trayBuilt-in cord wrapAnti-slip feetPower: 950 W Functions6 browning levels 3 pre‐set programs: Reheat, defrost, bagel General SpecificationsDimensions HxLxW: 7 13/16'' x 12 1/4'' (12 13/16'' ball lever knob included) x 7 11/16''Net weight: 5.4 lbsCord length: 39''Electrical SpecificationsRating: 120 VFrequency: 60 Hz ABOUT SMEG Founded in 1948 by Vittorio Bertazzoni as an enameling and metalworking company, the Smeg company preserves the memory of the activity initially carried out in the acronym Smalterie Metallurgiche Emiliane Guastalla. Over time, the brand has consolidated its reputation as a symbol for appliances renowned for their design aesthetic and use of technology. From the 1950s, the company’s metalworking background was accompanied by the production of its first cooking appliances. In 1956, the company presented “Elisabeth”, one of the first gas cookers equipped with automatic ignition, safety valve in the oven and cooking programmer. In the sixties, Smeg introduced its first ever washing machine, the ‘Leda’, and then developed this specialism further, when in 1970 Smeg introduced a world premiere: the 60 cm Niagara dishwasher, known for its unprecedented load capacity of 14 place settings. In 1971, the company began the production of built-in hobs and ovens, products by which the company has built its history.
