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 Telegraph Competition Winners
Following the overwhelming response to the Telegraph's competition to find the oldest AGA and the most interesting AGA story and, having read in excess of 900 letters, we can finally reveal the winners.
Oldest AGA Winner
The oldest AGA entered into the competition belongs to The Hett Family, West Sussex and dates back to 1932.
The Hett Family win a brand new , three-oven, gas or 13 amp electric Aga in a colour to be chosen from the standard Aga palette
Most Interesting AGA Story Winner
The panel of judges chose the following story, sent in by Nicky Gill of Dorset, as the winner of the most interesting story...
"My fondest memory is of Auntie Maidie, a matronly figure with a booming voice and magnificent bosom, who would return from bracing winter walks and bef a few moments alone in the kitchen. When strategically placed in the hall, as long as the kitchen door was ajar, us children were treated to the sight of a raised jumper and the aforementioned ample bosom thrust over the hotplates. Emitting a deep sigh we would hear Auntie Maidie utter "Ah, one of life's great pleasures!"
At the time we were hysterical with laughter, however, now I too am approaching the age she was then, I have to agree with her."
Nicky Gill wins a voucher for £1000 to be spent on AGA cookware
Read more AGA stories here...
Still intrigued about how old your AGA is?
We've already had a number of calls from competition entrants who, despite not being a lucky winner, would still love to know how old their AGA. If this applies to you then please click here to view a model recognition book which may help you determine your AGA's age.
Do you think your AGA is a pre-1932 model?
As part of our ongoing 300th anniversary celebrations, if you think your AGA is a pre-1932 then we'd love to hear from you. Send your details to the following address or e-mail media@agarangemaster.com:
Marketing Department
AGA
Juno Drive
Leamington Spa
Warwickshire
CV31 3RG
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