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There were a lot of these type of grills back in the day. Most were very similar looking and shared pretty much the same design traits. The familiar bow tie or H burner along with a tray for lava rocks or ceramic briquettes. Weber started with these designs when they came up with their own take on a gas grill in 1985. Very well made in the USA like most things then, these early gas grills offer an interesting look at gas grilling before Weber hit the scene. It is interesting that some of these early brands, like broilmaster for example, continue to make grills today.
It's very interesting seeing the progression of gas grills, I love the old ones and seeing the cool ideas they had. It's fun for sure
 
I have seen a Charmglow Chef’s Choice for sale a couple of times. It is, for sure, another special grill from days gone by. I love the scroll work reminiscent of patio furniture from that era. I can’t recall if one half was charcoal and the other gas.
 
I have seen a Charmglow Chef’s Choice for sale a couple of times. It is, for sure, another special grill from days gone by. I love the scroll work reminiscent of patio furniture from that era. I can’t recall if one half was charcoal and the other gas.
I have never seen one for sale around here. However, if I have the opportunity I would seriously contemplate a brief stray from Weber and see if I could get one if the condition was good. It does remind me of my family's wrought iron patio furniture I grew up with on our porch. I would tell my wife I got a third grill for the deck because "it had beautiful garden leaves that I thought she would just love"...yes...that right, perfect...that will work!...😂
 

 

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