In the past , I had a "Lady Kenmore"  that looked very much like the pictured unit. It lacked the the genuine wood top. I think the "framing"

around the panels are a " user " addition. Perhaps to "spruce" it up a bit? Mine had an array of the usual cycle customizing buttons: heated dry

on/heated dry off, maybe Hitemp Wash and Rinse and Hold . Porcelain on steel interior. pale yellow racks, the standard water conduit from the

bottom up the rear left corner for the fixed second level spray arm and the smaller top down spinner. A decent machine, I gave it to a friend.

He used it sparingly until it began to leak from the door; maybe the door seal or the detergent dispenser gasket. It still holds court in his plain

roomy 1920's-30's San Francisco kitchen , providing surface for the toaster and drip coffee maker. I'd be surprised if it couldn't be easily

brought back into service just from being "glared" at by at least 50% of AWO's membership.... Darrel