Wow, 20" Welbilts! My dad sold a ton of those back in the day. Like all stoves of the era, these were built like tanks. Never fancy, always plain but they were porcelain, inside and out. The burner knobs on the one above are aftermarket and it is missing the back panel. Still, it will far outlive anything you get today.

It's astonishing how often I encounter situations we can only solve with the 20" or 24" stoves. There's not much available on the US market. I'm much happier with Premier than many of the members here (when your client stands between juggling hotplates and toaster ovens and a working 4 burner stove with a 'big-enough for a 20lb turkey' oven', it's a no-brainer).

This, though, really doesn't look like a compromise - it looks great!

And here I thought most NYC apartments were like the one on Will & Grace. That's what happens when you've never been to New York.

Older apt. buildings (early 20th century) usually had a dumb waiter in the kitchen, where you'd simply lower the garbage pail for it to be emptied and disposed of by the porter. My coop building (built in 1964) has a trash room on every floor. You open a chute door and toss the trash and voila, out of sight, out of mind.

And yes John, we have garbage disposers.   It is the world capital after all.