Vintage Sunbeam Mixmaster Electronic Stand Mixer

This is a mid-to-late 20th-century Sunbeam Mixmaster Electronic stand mixer, a quintessential piece of American kitchen history. The appliance features a durable plastic housing in a classic almond or off-white color typical of the 1970s and 80s aesthetic. It is a dual-component set consisting of a motorized stand with an adjustable tilt-head and two nesting clear glass mixing bowls (large and small). The unit includes a set of stainless steel beaters, which are seen stored inside the bowls. The control panel on the side features a black rotary dial for selecting among 12 distinct speeds, ranging from folding and stirring to whipping and aerating. The graphic 'Sunbeam' logo is printed in red on the head, while 'Mixmaster Electronic' and detailed speed guide settings are printed on the side column. Condition-wise, the item shows significant signs of age and use; there is noticeable yellowing of the plastic, surface grime, and dark scuff marks particularly around the rotary dial and base. The power cord is a standard white two-prong wire. While the construction is robust, the visible wear and grease buildup suggest it requires a deep cleaning and mechanical testing to ensure the 'electronic' speed governance remains functional.